The phrase "a clear controlled" is not correct as it lacks a noun to complete the thought.
It could be used in contexts where you are describing something that is both clear and controlled, but it needs to be part of a larger phrase.
Example: "The experiment produced a clear controlled environment for testing."
Alternatives: "a clear and regulated" or "a distinct and managed".
On the other side, the influence that a typical low-degree node has on communication is very limited, and for this reason the number of low-degree agents that must be selected to produce a clear control effect on the network is much higher than that in the previous case.
Cornelio Saavedra, who continued being president, had a clear control of it, together with Gregorio Funes.
Likewise, the number of newly infected macrophages decreased in both cases, thus reflecting a clear control of the infection process.
We also acknowledge the lack of a clear control of the effectiveness of the blinding.
Validation of the results required the visualization of a clear control line in the detection window.
It should be acknowledged that the lack of a clear control of training load during the postcamp period is a limitation of the present study.
Therefore, until efficient naive library become available, VHH technology is not optimal to generate binders when a clear control on the target molecular state is required.
A clear control of temperature and photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) on the timing of flowering was found by Høye et al. who investigated the phenology and flowering of Dryas spp. hybrids along a snowmelt gradient in Northeast Greenland [ 16].
5.30pm Now with substantial numbers of military or paramilitary personnel on site, the authorities had not yet established a clear command and control structure.
The common theme in both systems is a clear command and control structure with which healthcare staff should be familiar [ 4, 14, 16- 19].
