| 词汇 | example_english_regulator |
| 释义 | Examples of regulatorThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Disruption in the expression pattern of one of many cell cycle regulators would have a deleterious effect on developmental potential. The owners of the bank shares and the bank regulators have different evaluations. Above all, the influence of international provisions points to the conclusion that regulators can not automatically respond to market forces. The relative high number of independent regulators (for banks, the exchange and other financial institutions) could explain this finding, but not entirely. Since inspection's impact on pollution is proportional to plant size,3 focusing on large facilities is a cost-effective strategy for regulators. They are designed to respond to the multiplication of regulators and their uneven development by coordinating implementation of regulation by member states. Much is made of agency independence from political pressures; yet, realistically, regulators cannot isolate themselves completely from the broader political environment. The use of avian blastodermal cells is very convenient for the study of cell-cycle regulators and nucleo-cytoplasmic interactions. Therefore, natural polyamines are strong potential regulators of elongation. Targeting chromatin disruption: transcription regulators that acetylate histones. Actual fee levels may vary depending on annual ceilings set by regulators and business decisions of pension companies. They see this not simply as a long-term objective but one to be targeted immediately with the regulators charged with actively hastening their own demise. He calls for accounting, stock option, compensation, and an attitudinal transformation on the part of shareholders, directors, and regulators. Of course, airports vary in details from the point of view of pilots, managers, airport officials, regulators, passengers, their families, smugglers and other users. The defect in the car(s) was unknown to consumers and government regulators. The costs of non-compliance depend on the types of sanctions that are imposed by regulators for violations of regulations. The regulator's problem is further complicated by the fact that policies must be based on reported rather than observed emission levels. Specifically, he presents a critique of the concept that regulators should take steps to protect fully against all potential harms. Several statutes have been interpreted to restrict the ability of regulators to consider benefits and costs. Several signalling pathways and regulators of apoptosis have been implicated in the first phase of involution. A repertoire of cell cycle regulators whose expression is coordinated with human cytotrophoblast differentiation. In both of these approaches, regulators and researchers decide for the collective group of the mentally disabled. They act as developmental regulators, and neurotransmitter receptors have been found in fetal brain very early in gestation. However, the trials in evaluating risks lie at the heart of law enforcement and financial regulators' problems. Planners, regulators and funders all tend to focus on the short term benefits of a scheme rather than long term gains. In plants, cytokinins are central regulators of plant growth and development, but little is known about their mode of action. Moreover, regulation becomes more demanding for regulators without getting more expensive for global players. While capital adequacy regulation was important for all bank regulators, no fixed standards for measuring capital adequacy existed. To start with, any such inference assumes, of course, that regulators have a major influence on observed bank capital-asset ratios. When highly constrained federal regulators delegate implementation authority to states, they are likely to require them to adhere to the detailed requirements of federal statutes. Inroads have been limited by actual and perceived resistance from government regulators. In pursuing social policy objectives, regulators also often impose investment restrictions or minimum return guarantees. Thus, other positive regulators of gcm are likely to exist. What role can corporations, regulators and non-governmental actors play in reconciling industrial competitiveness and biosaftey? Receptors can link preferentially to specific cellular functions, and some receptors can function as negative regulators. First, the regulatory data bank is only accessible to national regulators, the competent authorities. The regulators that have emerged in the aleurone signalling are also well-known controllers of cell function in animals and yeast. In addition, starch, sugars produced by its hydrolysis, and the resulting changes in osmotic potential all appear to be potentially important regulators. Thus, the signals and/or regulators involved in endosperm formation may be of much more widespread significance than simply seed-specific developmental regulators. There was little crossover in these regulators of desensitization. Two groups of proteins, cyclins and cyclin-dependent kinases (cdks), are key regulators in this reproductive process. There might also be scope for decision makers and regulators to work together more closely with one another in agreeing expectations with manufacturers. Alteration in matrix architecture may therefore release biologically active regulators of cell growth and proliferation. Relatively little is said about the proper role for pension regulators, except for a brief discussion of corporate governance. With so many institutions and so few regulators, assurances have not been a meaningful device for filling gaps in the regulation's skimpy substantive rules. Sequence analysis demonstrated that the observed differences were not due to major mutations in the ica promoter region but apparently to other strain-specific regulators. The principal growth regulators include auxins, abscisic acid, ethylene, cytokinins and gibberellins. In such cases, economists recommend tradable quotas with the regulators setting the total quota and the harvesters allocating this quota through the market. The demand-side is based on regulators' preferences for control and the supply-side on the abatement cost function. Across provinces, regulators may differ greatly in their ability or willingness to enforce the formal regulations. Other chemicals basically comprise growth regulators and herbicides. However, as development agencies and regulators focus on migrant remittances and money laundering, the trade function has been understated to the point of being forgotten. Nevertheless, scientists and government regulators don't worry much about these and most other foods. Temporal regulation appears to be regulated by a complicated set of positive and negative regulators. There are signs that consumers and regulators are waking up to the fact that high costs eat away 401(k) investment returns. We argue that regulators seeking to mandate pension choice would be well advised to take into account the potential undesirable outcomes of their proposals. Statutory authority for regulation now rested not only in both state and federal laws, but also in the hands of different federal regulators. Alternatively, their main role could be to promote or prevent binding of specific translational regulators, rather than directly modulate the rates of translation initiation. The present study is of considerable relevance for financial regulators. Many papers are concerned in some way with the interplay between local groups and state and federal regulators. The inability of regulators to enforce compliance on private companies is a widespread weakness of privatisation worldwide. Perhaps scientific evidence will allow regulators to identify "dangerous" foods based on their percentage of saturated fat and cholesterol, for example, and apply policies accordingly. Five growth regulators were analysed and detected in cacao endosperm at the chosen stages. Other components of the starchy endosperm may be further regulators of aleurone function. Pharmaceutical regulators and healthcare reimbursement authorities operate in different intellectual paradigms and adopt very different decision rules. The former deals with regulators to guide robot manipulators at desired joint configurations, and the latter concerns tracking controllers for following desired timed joint trajectories. Asylum policy stimulates a discussion of two main assumptions: the spontaneous emergence of competition among rules and the mechanical response of regulators to market forces. First, we develop an interest group politics argument that endogenises public perceptions, regulators' preferences and other factors largely ignored in theories of this nature. All in all, the international harmonization of rules was driven by domestic regulators pursuing national interests. Litigation constrains the discretion of environmental regulators, at both the federal and state level. Thus, the table suggests that the attention of researchers and regulators should focus on potential conflicts between bank activities and pensioners' interests. Reducing height and lodging in rapeseed with growth regulators. Timing applications of growth regulators to alter spring cereal development at high latitudes. The 'better regulation', 'less is more' and 'risk-based' messages involve a number of tensions, however, and these pose serious challenges for regulators in coming years. Like radial glia, astrocytes in the neurogenic niches retain a dual role, acting both as primary precursors and as regulators of neurogenesis. Secondly, enforcement mechanisms are strengthened by global financial market integration as the reach of national regulators expands. However, the sequence of isac is not homologous to any known complement cascade regulators. What is required is the knowledge and willingness of pension sponsors to seize the opportunity and pension regulators to permit it. He also places little faith in financial regulators. In addition to macroeconomic stabilization, regulators may have other reasons for showing forbearance. The authors make the case for competition and anti-trust law taking over from the regulators. Using a principal-agent perspective as a starting point, the article examines why a double delegation to networks of regulators has taken place. Removal of ratings would force regulators to arrive at some alternative measure of credit risk through the typical rule-making process. Although the international dimension has gained a lot of importance in market regulation in recent years, there is still a crucial role for national regulators. The state's banking regulators explicitly acknowledged this problem on numerous occasions. The latter report seems to offer some support for the role of high-protein diets as regulators of lipogenesis via citrate availability. Other major gene product types are transporters and regulators. Again, it has not been studied systematically whether homeobox proteins are important regulators of ion channel/transporter. Growing attention is being given to the biological regulators of development. Education may also affect communities' ability to organize, and bring pressure on local regulators to enforce desired levels of compliance. The importance of incentive design, asymmetric information, and the regulator's principal-agent problem are emphasized in license limitation programs. Languages are not sets of rules imposed by regulation and which change only as the regulators so direct. Voluntary guidelines set by advertising regulators could be a catalyst for change, and have been seen to work. Throughout the world, ageism has been given a low priority by legislators and regulators. The defect in the car was unknown to consumers and government regulators. Consider, for instance, the power of regulators to take prompt action to restructure a troubled bank or declare it insolvent. If these metabolic regulators are not involved, the transgenic mice and homozygous (lit\\lit) mice would be expected to be identical to their wild-type littermates. Pesticides were classified as insecticides, miticides, herbicides, crop preparation growth regulators and defoliants. An efficacious transnational regulatory network is deemed to require mutual trust and cooperation, a common regulatory philosophy and high levels of professionalisation in its regulators. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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