Sentence examples for useful regulatory from inspiring English sources
And, although deregulation and privatization have been useful, regulatory vigilance cannot simply be relaxed across the board as the economy changes.
Compared with the common used promoter ermE*-p, the strength of these promoters comprise a library with a constitutive range of 60 860%, thus providing the useful regulatory elements for future genetic engineering purpose.
It suggests that FAA reliability assessments serve a useful regulatory purpose by couching the qualitative work of engineers and regulators in an idiom of calculative objectivity, but cautions that this comes with potentially perverse consequences.
Predicted protein-protein network associated with four PRXs suggests useful regulatory model for further study.
Cicilline's op-ed intends to put pressure on the FTC, a useful regulatory arm that he accuses of "facing a massive credibility crisis" due to its inaction to date against Facebook.
The third issue is how to extract useful regulatory signals from the RNA-seq data confound with measurement errors and sequencing technology variation.
Utilising this knowledge and these tools, together with biokinetics we can create strategies that will be useful for regulatory purposes.
If these principles are not followed, the interpretation of epidemiologic studies will likely be erroneous and not useful to regulatory policy-makers or to those involved in litigation.
In this review we provide a framework for monitoring and then present some specific monitoring tools that may be useful for regulatory compliance, as well as technologies that are applicable to leakage detection.
We also explored a rationale to understand the relative importance of exposure to waterborne or dietborne Cu and Zn with a view to finding an approach useful to regulatory agencies.
The purpose of this review is to provide a summary of recent key advances in the field of QSAR modelling of nanomaterial toxicity, to identify the major gaps in research required to accelerate the use of quantitative structure activity relationship (QSAR) methods, and to provide a roadmap for future research needed to achieve QSAR models useful for regulatory purposes.
