Sentence examples for revision and regulatory from inspiring English sources

Overall, the expression of the PBX1-d isoform that is significantly associated with SLE in both murine and human T cells impacts the homeostasis of memory T cells (Cuda et al., in revision) and regulatory T cells, including that of CD25- Tregs that we have found to have lost their regulatory functions (this study).

This observational case series was conducted in accordance with the tenets of the Declaration of Helsinki (1983 Revision) and the applicable regulatory requirements, and in compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).

Policy, advocacy and revision of regulatory systems were instrumental in order to professionalize midwifery and remove discriminatory legislation.

The prospect of the successful development of in vitro derived gametes for reproductive purposes brings about a series of changes that require further reflection and regulatory revisions.

These documents contain baseline information about the mine, coal seam, production rates, geologic maps, engineering design, operations plans, revisions, and communications between operators and regulatory agencies.

Regular revision of regulatory framework and safety measures is needed to secure future quality of important food and feed material.

Electricity regulators are facing new challenges to keep the pace of the liberalization process and the revision of regulatory schemes that is taking place all over the world.

The most prominent model is Britain, which through revisions of its gambling laws is about to devise a tax-and-regulatory structure that it hopes will entice offshore gambling companies to locate there.

Development and revision of governmental regulatory guidelines involve experts from government, academia, and industry evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of the current and proposed TGs and end points.

Recent discoveries of enzymes and regulatory factors have led to a revision of our perception of lipolysis.

Regulatory agencies now operate under tightened rules that restrict their ability to act, budgets that have shrunk their capacity to investigate, and revisions to regulatory laws that have unraveled parts of the fabric of investor protection.