Sentence examples for published regulatory from inspiring English sources

In Canada, however, the National Energy Board published regulatory standards for pipelines in 2010 after a three-year rule-making process that drew heavily on industry expertise.

Furthermore, our findings, together with the published regulatory similarities, suggest that MST1/2-MOB1 signaling might use diverse routes to regulate YAP1 phosphorylation.

Despite the fact there is no clearly defined or published regulatory intent, those working in the field of emergency medicine have proffered their own interpretations of community consultation.

H|H and existing measures were applied to published regulatory variants acting in cis (cis-eQTLs), with conditional logistic regression testing whether regulatory variants undergo stronger positive selection than the surrounding gene.

The incorporation of gene regulation into MCM models follows published regulatory FBA approaches (Covert et al., 2001; Covert and Palsson, 2002; Covert et al., 2004; Herrgard et al., 2006) that have been shown to improve the fidelity of E. coli and S. cerevisiae FBA models, but are yet to be tested at the microbial community level.

Some putative 5S rDNA transcriptional regulatory motifs were identified by the TOUCAN workbench [ 48] establishing a comparison with reference sequences from the Drosophila Eukaryotic Promoter (EPD) and JASPAR database, and others were manually compared with published regulatory elements.

In most cases the published gene regulatory networks are based on experimental studies.

Because few infection specialist employees were available, we published a regulatory document on the treatment and care of Ebola patients.

A number of guidances on new clinical development methodologies have been published by regulatory agencies in recent years.

While information on specific crops abounds, especially in scientific journals, most reviews that include multiple crops are published as regulatory reports and focus on crops grown in developed countries.

Although the HRT is still considered the most effective treatment for unacceptable vasomotor symptoms, their prescription rates drastically decreased after the publication of WHI results [ 4] and after the new recommendations published by Regulatory Agencies [ 5, 6].