Sentence examples for restricted regulatory from inspiring English sources
Within the mental health profession stigma is further associated with the restricted regulatory status in many countries for most of the medications that treat ADHD in adults, but has other reasons as well.
This is a striking new development, as managers at the big banks had hoped to restrict regulatory investigations to individual analysts.
The economic 'openness' is achieved by hard law and binding regulations, which restrict regulatory space (see Table III in [ 25] for examples of WTO regulations and loss of domestic regulatory space).
On the other hand, for the purpose of elegant spectral coexistence, the underlay spreading spectrum (SS) of USCS should also be strictly restricted by regulatory emission mask [13].
Firstly, we restricted the regulatory region of the EgCAD2 promoter to an 80 bp region necessary for expression both in secondary xylem and in cambium.
The development on the leaf surface is restricted by regulatory signals, but is not limited by nutrients availability, suggesting either that the endogenous nutrients are sufficient to support production of a relatively large fungal biomass, or that fungi can obtain external nutrients even before plant penetration.
Also at issue were measures that would restrict the regulatory powers of the Environmental Protection Agency, a favorite target of Republicans since they took over the House, by preventing the agency from enforcing significant portions of the Clean Air Act and regulating carbon emissions.
We made an initial conservative regulon prediction by restricting the regulatory association to those connections that are conserved between at least three species.
Stickiness is about building to a real minimum, which could be restricted by actual regulatory minimums.
Validation can also be restricted by a regulatory environment.
However, those states are restricted to the regulatory part of the network, since the closure of the participating molecules is not taken into account.
