Sentence examples for regulations given from inspiring English sources

Based on miRNA-gene regulations, given one miRNA, a module will be regarded to be regulated by this miRNA if its target genes are significantly enriched in this module, where the enrichment analysis was conducted with Fisher exact test with P-value cutoff of 0.01.

The banking industry might be able to bear more regulations, given how it has fared under earlier measures.

He said the team's findings underlined the need for more thorough regulations, given that a lack of control on the trade leads to the dangerous exploitation of species.

Christian Sederberg, a Denver lawyer who is on the task force and whose law firm helped draft Amendment 64, said he thought Colorado was well positioned to settle on new regulations, given that medical marijuana was already legal here.

"British football clubs may find themselves only able to sign foreign players over the age of 18 as, outside the EU/EEA, they would no longer be able to benefit from the exception under the current Fifa regulations given for transfers involving 16 and 17 year old footballers within the EU/EEA," said Shapiro.

Various fluorinated compounds, mainly perfluoroalkyls and polyfluoroalkyl (PPFAs) have made it to the market and have since has been targeted for stricter regulations given their environmental properties.

Do the Consumer Credit (Advertisements) Regulations give adequate protection?

Food and drug regulations give confidence in what people are buying.

The regulations give no guidance about what constitutes a reasonable interest rate.

He said decades of sewer extensions and lax development regulations "gave us the gun to blow our brains out".

"We think the new regulations give a better result than the old regulations," said Bill Wehrum, the E.P.A.'s counsel to the assistant administrator for air and radiation.