Sentence examples for regulator assigned to from inspiring English sources

A lawyer for the regulator assigned to the case helped broker an agreement in November 2009 under which Asiaworld gave Eagle I Landholdings, a Universal affiliate, a free hand to consolidate and develop the road lots as it saw fit.

The chief deputy director of the department, Jason Marshall, and a senior oil and gas field regulator assigned to daily watch at Aliso Canyon, Scott McGurk, told The Times the site and wellhead were made more unstable by the gas company's attempts to stop the leak by pumping a slurry directly into the well.

Likewise, the second gene cluster (gabT2- gabP2) is preceded by the regulatory gene gabR2 also coding for a transcription regulator assigned to the COG2508 class.

For each regulator assigned to a module, the algorithm is also selecting another one at random, thus defining a distribution of randomly assigned regulators.

For CLR we can directly compare the inferred network with the true network; for LeMoNe we draw an edge between each regulator assigned to a module and all genes in the module, thereby ignoring at this stage the extra information present in the module structure.

As the nation's charitable sector has swelled, the thin line of regulators assigned to oversee it has grown even thinner.

WASHINGTON — The Deepwater Horizon blowout and oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico was an avoidable accident caused by a series of failures and blunders by the companies involved in drilling the well and the government regulators assigned to police them, the presidential panel named to study the accident has concluded.

The spill commission concluded in a report released in January that the oil spill was an avoidable accident caused by a series of failures and errors by the companies involved in drilling the well — BP, Transocean and Halliburton — and several subcontractors as well as the government regulators assigned to oversee their work.

In the end, the set of regulators assigned to each cluster of co-expressed genes can be ranked according to their global probabilistic score and a cutoff level can be defined, keeping only very high-scoring regulators.

The LeMoNe network consists of 34 regulators assigned to 39 modules containing 867 genes, while the CLR network contains 214 regulators; 28 regulators are present in both networks, yet only 75 interactions are common.

The in-degree is the number of regulators assigned to a certain target gene and the in-degree distribution counts for each value k the number of targets with in-degree k.