Sentence examples for regulation release from inspiring English sources

Both rivers support naturally reproducing stocks of salmon managed based solely on fishery regulation; release of reared fish and eggs is strictly forbidden and salmon production is entirely dependent on natural reproduction.

Therefore, it is well elucidated in the literature that the mechanisms involved in intracellular Ca2+ regulation (release from and uptake to Ca2+-stores, capacitative and inductive Ca2+ currents, Ca2+ oscillations, and Ca2+ waves, etc) are present in astrocytes.

"The tax-exempt financing was always part of the plan for the development of the arena and the regulation released today acknowledges that.

Last month, a new regulation released by HUD aimed to prevent further discrimination by requiring that homeless shelters must respect the gender identity of transgender and gender non-conforming people.

The California Air Resources Board, often a trailblazer in environmental regulation, released a draft rule on Tuesday establishing a cap-and-trade program that sets a declining ceiling on emissions of greenhouse gases and allows companies to buy and sell permits to meet it.

The Liberal government's Task Force on Cannabis Legalization and Regulation released dozens of recommendations this week on how the legal weed regime in Canada should look.

The advantages of the proposed method are the capabilities of remote regulation, releasing the analyte after detection, and repeated operation.

But Kimbrell insisted that the regulations' release would be "way way sooner than it would have been without this litigation".

Contrary to many other signalling systems, selectivity is not achieved via the ligands, but via interplay of factors including receptor up- or down-regulation, release of specific ligand-degrading enzymes, local ligand production and receptor clustering.

The draft regulations released on Friday include several other new provisions.

They emerged with rewritten regulations, released on Wednesday, that provide more flaggers, or train spotters.