Sentence examples for regulatory sectors from inspiring English sources

Third and finally, one wonders, based on our survey, whether European and American federalisms, viewed separately or together, show any consistent pattern across different regulatory sectors.

Putting yourself in this situation leads to a better understanding of the reasons behind the rhetoric, maneuverings, and even lobbying in the political and regulatory sectors by managers for protection from unfriendly offers.

In both European and U.S. regulatory sectors, the preclinical requirements for first-in-human studies are substantially reduced for the situations in which doses are kept low to minimize risk to study participants.

An online survey to probe the current status and future challenges facing the field of TGx for drug and chemical evaluation in experimental and nonclinical models was taken by scientists and scientific decision/policy makers actively engaged in the field of TGx within industrial, academic, and regulatory sectors of the United States, Europe, and Japan.

But these agencies are not the only part of the federal regulatory sector that has grown faster than the private sector, as it turns out...notable regulatory agencies such as the SEC and the FTC gained workers".

But the real forces of change usually come not from the regulatory sector but from parties actually involved in the business sectors those "with skin in the game".

The grant will enable the team to collect and review quantitative data on private and public investment in the AI-based software that is the focus of the project, and to conduct interviews and hold private workshops with stakeholders in the health care regulatory sector, including developers, purchasers, regulators, users, and patients.

The findings offer additional support for the idea of an overall central regulation of energy homeostasis (Belgardt et al., 2009) and reveal another regulatory sector of an already complicated feeding circuit.

However, most of the respondents from the government regulatory sector felt that submissions would be useful and would significantly improve the safety assessment process by helping to explain mechanisms of toxicity.

These characteristics show that the nAES assay based on non-conventional salt tolerant yeast is applicable for a high throughput estrogen analysis in the environmental and regulatory control sectors.

This essay reviews differences in regulatory structure across sectors of the financial services industry in the United States and then explores the difficulties these differences pose to our current system of regulation and also to proposals for financial modernization.