Similar words: regulator, regulate, regulation, regular, regularly, at regular intervals, laboratory, conciliatory. Meaning: ['regjəleɪtərɪ /-jʊl-] 
adj. restricting according to rules or principles.
adj. restricting according to rules or principles. 
Random good picture Not show
241) Immune regulatory operation based on the stimulation level of each antibody is also applied to effectively maintain the diversity of the population and avoid the premature convergence.
242) The transaction is subject to approval by Chinese regulatory authorities, as well as SDB's shareholders.
243) Objective To study the effects of retinoic acid on the differentiation of human rhabdomyosarcoma cells and on the expression of myogenic regulatory factor (MRF).
244) Selecting template and the binding of transcription factors with RNA pol to form replicon are two major regulatory means.
245) Provides technical support in compliance with warranty regulatory requirements, including: hardware test, troubleshooting, problem resolution, etc.
246) Analysis of P25 promoter activity, especially functional analysis of PSGF and BMFA regulatory elements, could be helpful in further understanding the mechanism of P25 expression and fine regulation.
247) The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is weighing that issue and has promised G.E. to make a decision by next year.
248) In analysis, it divides the regulator into three parts: regulatory framework, regulatory agency and regulated firms, which examinate the regulation effectiveness better.
249) According to the usual political reflexes, such regulatory excesses by Brussels' eurocrats would normally immediately lead to trouble.
More similar words: regulator, regulate, regulation, regular, regularly, at regular intervals, laboratory, conciliatory, legislator, story, triangular, history, factory, territory, inventory, senator, educator, operator, predator, elevator, all at once, indicator, stimulate, calculate, insulated, speculate, articulate, manipulate, population, coordinator.