Sentence examples for sets of regulatory from inspiring English sources
Implementing six sets of regulatory amendments to the Cuba sanctions program, which eased restrictions on travel, trade, and financial transactions.
Automated management consists of two interlocking sets of regulatory technologies: automated surveillance that seeks to enforce more effective (self disciplining and capture systems that actively reshape activity.
Understanding the network topologies (sets of regulatory interactions) and biological parameter regimes that can yield homeostasis in a biological system is of interest both for the study of natural biological system, and in the context of designing new biological control schemes for use in synthetic biology.
The objective of the study was to investigate the combined effects of three sets of regulatory factors: cell pre-differentiation, soluble factors and medium perfusion on spatial control of human mesenchymal stem cell (hMSC) differentiation into cells forming the cartilaginous and bone regions in engineered osteochondral constructs.
Our results present a high-resolution view of gene expression dynamics during the complex transition from pre- to postmetamorphic development and suggest that distinct sets of regulatory and effector proteins are used during different life history phases.
Most importantly, we have discovered that the degree of overlap between sets of regulatory proteins predicted from gene expression and proteomic data is much higher than the overlap between the experimental sets themselves (52% vs. 17%).
"Strong genetic evidence has identified a set of regulatory genes as being important for autism risk.
A strong set of regulatory compliance processes must be in order for all schools.
To prevent this, the single market consists of a common set of regulatory regimes and mutual recognition of standards.
Cells have a small set of regulatory genes that control the activity of all the other genes.
By one limited set of regulatory data, 85 percent of companies would not be subject to oversight.
