Sentence examples for to regulator from inspiring English sources
The phrase "to regulator" is not grammatically correct. It is likely that you meant to use the phrase "regulate," which would be correct and usable in written English. For example: The government has taken steps to regulate the price of gasoline.
noun
A device that controls or limits something.
- The voltage regulator stopped working and the resulting overload destroyed the device.
The companies are not new to regulator scrutiny.
But it is not a reform that will serve as a reliable backstop to regulator failure.
(Courtesy MNI in Franfurt) Updated at 12.16pm BST 11.14am BST Norway's finance ministry calls for government to regulator interbank rate After the Libor scandal comes Nibor.
Britain is now a smartphone society, according to regulator Ofcom's latest communications report, with over a third (36%) of internet users seeing their smartphone as the most important device for getting online, compared to 29% who still use their laptop.
United Utilities is up 25p at 809.5p as it responded to regulator Ofwat's draft determination, saying it was "seeking amendments to a small number of relatively minor specific issues".
The law firm Equal Justice claimed it contravened the Equality Act 2010 as it can be used as a derogatory term for people of Asian descent and threatened to take the issue to regulator Ofcom and consider legal action.
The success of the module-to-regulator analysis suggests that our ability to compute transcriptional regulation was augmented by using the topology of the co-expression modules.
The combination of the Module-to-Regulator analysis with PCIT correctly inferred a number of components of the regulation of biological processes that are conserved across the experimental perturbations.
These differences are robust to perturbations in kinetic parameters but dependent upon the specific sensor-to-regulator ratio and how the ratio is controlled in living cells.
To compute the module-to-regulator correlations we used the values obtained from the 'Overall' network.
The new module-to-regulator algorithm complements our recently described Regulatory Impact Factor analysis.
