Sentence examples for regulatory programme from inspiring English sources
He explicitly endorsed Obama's regulatory programme to fight climate change.
The regulatory programme for new efficiency standards was a deal between government and industry.
When the deputy solicitor-general defended the raisin-seizures as being good for farmers, Justice Antonin Scalia turned on the sarcasm: "These plaintiffs are ingrates, right?"The government pleaded that the rule was part of a "comprehensive regulatory programme".
A recent review by Neltner et al. (2011) provides further discussion of the US food additive regulatory programme.
It also indicates that the EGF, p53 and PML transduction pathways were linked and they may constitute an integral part of an altered growth regulatory programme.
Movement therefore contributes to a mechanically-stimulated gene regulatory programme responsible for appropriate rudiment morphogenesis and joint differentiation before cavitation in order to determine synovial joint functionality.
Although developed countries have established regulatory programmes for the disposal of solid wastes, developing countries have generally continued to use unsophisticated methods such as open dumps (Kocasoy 2002).
Humans and ecological receptors are continuously exposed to multiple chemicals; however, regulatory programmes have traditionally focused on regulating chemicals on a chemical-by-chemical basis.
We believe the analysis and evaluation presented here can facilitate the development of practical guidance that can be implemented in regulatory programmes requiring this test.
Herein, a novel approach for modelling microbial growth kinetics is proposed, linking biomass growth and substrate consumption rates to the gene regulatory programmes that control these processes.
Application of these approaches to gene expression data have led to the recognition that gene regulation is often performed by regulatory programmes or transcriptional modules (TMs); sets of co-regulated genes that share a common biological function and are regulated by a common set of transcription factors.
