Sentence examples for transferred regulations from inspiring English sources
The transferred regulations undergo an additional refinement process utilizing operon predictions obtained from MicrobesOnline [ 17].
As already mentioned, CMRegNet provides the user with two different choices of evidence level: (I) experimental, which concentrates on the dataset with experimental verification, and (II) predicted, which additionally provides the transferred regulations.
The international regulatory body known as International Organisation of Securities Commissions is now working on producing unified rules for benchmarks while Brussels has drawn proposals that could transfer regulation of benchmarks from London to Paris, where the pan-European securities regulator is based.
That single-minded approach has resulted in Watford stretching some transfer regulations to their logical limits.
In doing so he became the first player to invoke article 17 of Fifa's transfer regulations.
Kubo joined Barcelona's heralded La Masia academy in 2011 but Fifa ruled that the Spanish club violated international transfer regulations, forcing the teenager to return home.
The problem was due to a clause in Fifa's transfer regulations which states a player cannot play for more than two clubs in the same season.
"U.S. technology transfer regulations are being interpreted in a way that are highly restrictive," said Byron Callan, an analyst with Merrill Lynch, attending the air show.
The N.C.A.A. denied Army's bid for Hassin to play last season, citing transfer regulations, so he practiced with the scout team, repeatedly catching Ellerson's eye.
The 16-year-old talent has been linked with a move to both United and Chelsea, although the clubs has to wait until his 16th birthday before any approach could be made given Fifa's international transfer regulations.
At present, Real cannot register any new signings until 2017 after being sanctioned by Fifa over a breach of their transfer regulations regarding minors, although they have appealed the decision.
