This is matched by regulations linked to the receipt of support payments (often called cross compliance) to prevent severe overgrazing, and has been applied to agricultural policy support since 1991.
Since there exist no standards for reporting an interaction or a regulation link in a paper, a human curator is best suited to understand the precise semantics of the textual descriptions provided by authors.
The healthcare law and regulation link the use of patient experience to QI.
This search is usually not limited to finding a single regulation link, but rather a combination of links subject to great uncertainty or no information about the kinetic parameters.
Likewise, in his 1980 book, "The Politics of Regulation," he developed a new political taxonomy of regulation linked to a theory of how regulators build political support and manage their organizational constraints.
This lends plausibility to a physical interpretation of most regulation links in the pathway: competitive binding of independent regulators should combine linearly, as long as the truly independent physical entities have been captured as complexes.
Philip Morris, the largest cigarette company, has endorsed the concept of F.D.A. regulation linked to a buyout, with its chairman, Mike Szymanczyk, telling the House Agriculture Committee late last month that the "convergence" puts a buyout within reach.
In Spain, the regulation linked to the definition of NZEB has been mostly focused on new buildings and has been evolving from the initial set up of the minimum requirements for the building energy demand, in 2006, to the definition of the methods to evaluate the non-renewable primary energy portion, in 2013.
This spatial regulation links cell size directly to mitosis, and it may play a critical role in size control.
Recent analyses also provide evidence of HP1 proteins interacting with RNA binding proteins [ 39], highlighting their plasticity and central role in RNA processing regulation linked to chromatin.
