Sentence examples for tentative regulation from inspiring English sources

This study was conducted according to the 'Biomedical Research Involving Human Ethics Review (Tentative)' regulation of the Ministry of Health and the Declaration of Helsinki on Ethical Principles for Medical Research Involving Human Subjects.

The latest state to have its tentative game regulations stymied by a judge's interpretation of the First Amendment is California.

"Gasland Part II," which had its premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival and is being shown on Monday by HBO, paints a convincing picture: homeowners at the mercy of the oil and gas industry wait while government agencies make tentative moves toward regulation that eventually come to nothing or are reversed.

A number of factors are involved in the synthesis of PSI and PSII subunits, either bound to the thylakoid membrane or soluble in the chloroplast stroma, that could be considered as tentative targets of regulation, including srp and ftsy [ 50, 51] or ATAB2 protein [ 52].

22 A tentative model of the regulation of the concrescence of tooth primordia has been proposed (Fig. 3c e).

These genes (or operons as applicable) are therefore tentative candidates for negative regulation by PhoU in MRSA-252.

The report is far less tentative in the area regulations it identifies as hindering the oil, gas, nuclear and utility industries.

As sweeping as the administration's proposals seem to be, they are only tentative steps toward truly effective regulation by a government and political system that is impotent when it isn't corrupt.

This discussion of regulation is only tentative since EPA's Regulatory Activities Workgroup continues to study the issue.

In the hindwings, we lacked similar tissue-specific controls for comparisons between morphs, thus conclusions on hindwing-specific regulation are more tentative.

THIS week's print column looks at the puzzle of better press regulation, and offers a tentative solution.