International studies have shown that the regulatory setting of many clinical trials is a deterrent to participation, with the emphasis on written consent, closed questions and form filling (Sood et al, 2009).
In his BBC days, whether Jeremy Clarkson actually grasped telly's regulatory set-up was something of a mystery, and the fogginess remains after a recent post-rehab column in the Sunday Times's Driving section.
The provision of both goods is seen as a function of their regulatory setting.
It analyses how, in response to a regulatory crisis, a revised set of regulatory arrangements, principally in the realm of disciplinary procedure oversight, was re-negotiated and re-shaped in the Irish professional accounting context.
Traditional risk assessment was strongly influenced by the regulatory mind-set of that earlier time, which emphasized national command-and-control strategies and technology-based regulations to control pollution on a chemical-by-chemical basis.
In a second step, the algorithm defines a regulatory program (a set of regulator genes) for each cluster.
In gene regulatory networks a set of genes produce proteins called transcriptional regulators.
Within this cytoskeletal regulatory network, the set of genes targeted by miR-142-3p miR-142-3p miR-142-3pith divergent funcontains
A multi-dimensional regulatory module contains sets of regulatory factors from different layers that are likely to jointly contribute to a local 'gene expression factory'.
In this application, a regulatory module contains sets of regulatory factors from different layers that are likely to contribute jointly to a local 'gene expression factory'.
When the protocol stopped, the final clusters of genes and their regulatory trees formed a set of predicted gene regulatory modules.
