Sentence examples for regulatory benchmarks from inspiring English sources

Here we provide an overview of the peptide therapeutic landscape, including historical perspectives, molecular characteristics, regulatory benchmarks, and a therapeutic area breakdown.

But by many regulatory benchmarks, residents at those nursing homes are worse off, on average, than they were under previous owners, according to an analysis by The New York Times of data collected by government agencies from 2000 to 2006.

The values obtained for C and CN may be useful for the modelling of catchment rainfall and runoff especially for scenarios involving green roofs, as well as for establishing regulatory benchmarks towards more resilient and sustainable cities.

The day before, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, a group of regulators and central bankers that sets regulatory benchmarks for the United States, Europe and most large countries, issued a discussion paper indicating that it may also advocate higher capital requirements for the largest global banks, in addition to rules already agreed upon.

In certain instances, these regulatory benchmarks are legally or scientifically contested.

Whenever possible, information about comparison measures in other populations should be coupled with an explanation of the potential health implications of these levels and appropriate regulatory benchmarks.

The clinical ethics approach may preclude precautionary action by participants whose biomonitoring results may approach but still be below an "action level," or regulatory benchmark of concern, even if the evidence suggests that there are health effects below the action level, as in case of lead or mercury.

According to SNL Financial, seven banks need to add to Tier 1 capital, a key regulatory capital benchmark.

Martin Wheatley, head of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), who also co-chairs the global regulatory body reforming benchmarks, said there were no specific commodities benchmarks causing concerns at the moment but warned they all faced change.

At present, life coaching is unregulated in Australia (although this may soon change), which means that there are no professional benchmarks, regulatory bodies or professional standards to give clients the level of confidence and protection they have when they see an accountant or a doctor.

A total of 22 people are understood to be bound up in the latest regulatory crackdown on benchmark manipulation; six had already been suspended before Monday and the rest have already left the bank.