Sentence examples for a controlled definition from inspiring English sources
More serious – for aficionados and olive farmers – Bertolli and its supermarket rivals corrupted the meaning of extra virginity, a controlled definition of high-quality oil since 1960.
These results need to be confirmed in future studies with a more conspicuous number of patients and with a more controlled definition of the time of blood sampling both during the ictal and interictal period.
controlled definition of the gate of deep-submicrometer MOSFETs.
This underlines the need to collect data on a greater number of different scene types and examples within each type, as well as to have more controlled definitions of content and scene types to understand the relationship between the physical expression of a place and its potential of being restorative.
Senator Orrin G. Hatch, the Utah Republican who pushed through the 1994 law, which opened the floodgates to largely deregulated sales of dietary supplements, has asked the Food and Drug Administration to see if steroid precursors meet the definition of a controlled substance.
These simply echo the statutory definition, declaring that a controlled group includes "two or more corporations which are owned 80percentt or more..
"A controlled emergency," he explained.
Every painting was a controlled experiment.
This was a controlled population.
Was there a controlled experiment?
