"regulating agent" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It typically refers to someone or something that enforces, inspects, or otherwise monitors certain activities or processes. For example, "The Environmental Protection Agency is the regulating agent for air quality standards in the United States."
Moreover, we investigated key characteristics of the systems, such as reversibility and adjustability to the regulating agent, to determine promising candidates for in vivo studies.
The well-defined PVP-Co acac 2 PVP-Co acac 2g/Mnl, PDI = 14,000was synthesized by the bulk cobalt-mediated radical polymerization of N-vinyl pyrrolidone at 20 °C using/mol′-azobis(4-methoxy-2,4-dimethylvaleronitrile) as an initiator and Co(acac)2 as a regulating agent.
In the proposed scenario, privacy is considered from several viewpoints: empowerment and regulating agent, see [11].
To study the effect of Denimax core-1380 on back-staining the K/S values of white cotton pocket material attached to both the denim fabrics was assessed with or without treatment of 1% of the stain regulating agent.
Various therapeutic initiatives require transgene control systems, which trigger heterologous target genes after administration of the regulating agent and remain repressed in the absence of the inducer [ 39].
We were successful in expressing intracellular as well as secreted transgenes in a highly controlled manner and showed precise titration of transgene expression upon addition of varying erythromycin concentrations as well as reversibility upon the addition or removal of the regulating agent.
Eventually, Fifa relinquished control of regulating agents.
Mike Adams, the editor of the Web site Natural News, compared undercover regulating agents to the East German Stasi, and warned of reprisals.
The transparency of the fiber matrix and the small dimensions of the follicular structures allowed the direct quantitation of DP cell proliferation by confocal microscopy, clearly illustrating the promoting or inhibitory effects of hair growth regulating agents.
And when the N.F.L. Players Association decertified last Friday, it ceded its ability to regulate agents.
It could potentially lead to discipline by the National Basketball Players Association, which certifies and regulates agents.
