Sentence examples for regulation containing from inspiring English sources

In its current form, the Statute is composed of a Regulation containing rules on the creation of the SCE's legal entity and of a Directive laying down procedures for management board decision-making within the various SCEs.

Following previous research of emotion regulation in non-patients and in violent offender populations, we hypothesized that the violent offenders displayed a neural network involved in emotion regulation, containing increased limbic activity, more specific in the amygdala, along with decreased prefrontal activity including the ventromedial, ventrolateral and dorsolateral prefrontal cortices2, 17.

This portrays a dense network of interlinking miRNA-target regulation containing many previously validated miRNA targets (expressed in bold in Table  2) and many potentially new targets.> -wrap-foot> Genes in bold are previously confirmed targets of their respective miRNAs which also showed up in our data.

While one-third of these genes (452 genes) were distributed within the SCOP general function category of "no annotation" (Additional file 3: Table S3), the majority (777 genes) fell within the SCOP categories of metabolism, general, intra-cellular processes, and regulation, containing 275, 178, 174, and 150 genes, respectively (Additional file 3: Table S3).

The fourth section merely makes more effective the regulation contained in the third section.

We do not suggest that a claimant, seeking d mages under a former regulation, need not resort to administrative proceedings under a new regulation where the new regulation contains essentially the same substantive requirements as its predecessor.

And when the White House recently signed on to an omnibus spending bill that included a clause, written by a Citigroup lobbyist, that rolled back some of the regulation contained in the Dodd–Frank financial-reform act, it was Warren who rallied the opposition.

For example, the regulatory impact assessment (RIA), applied primarily in new or planned regulation, contains cost/benefit analysis, cost-effectiveness analysis, risk analysis, and cost assessments.

Likewise, data on the World Bank's labor market regulation contains several sub-categories within the classifications Hiring, Working Hours, Redundancy, and Job Quality (the latter contains social policy goals favorably viewed by Doing Business (p. 161)).

We found that these clusters of regulation contained differentially expressed genes that were significantly associated compared to a random distribution in the genome (Figure 5 and Table S3).

External regulation contains the subscales learning results and learning processes.