The phrase "a large control on" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey significant influence or authority over something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The organization has a large control on the project, which affects its overall direction."
Alternatives: "a significant influence over" or "a major authority on".
Thus, the most robustly detected CNV common to the most MDD cases and exclusive when compared to a large control cohort typed on the same platform impacts SLIT3, an axon guidance gene.
Another major strength is the availability of the national database IMA to enable researchers to have a large control group and to have data on health services and medication consumption of the study population.
The geomorphology of an area has large control on land transformation in terms of setting up of industrial area and concomitant utilization of surface and subsurface water resources.
With today's FPGAs, it becomes possible to fit a very large control system on a single chip, and to support very high switching frequencies.
Therefore, we also introduce a penalty on large control changes.
However, to date no study has evaluated the diagnostic and predictive potential of such markers in a large case control cohort and on a genome-wide basis.
Similarly, a large case control study based on the British General Practice Research Database has shown that RA doubles the risk of hip and vertebral facture, clearly supporting the concept that inflammation is an independent risk factor for osteoporosis [ 40].
Development of the Drosophila central nervous system (CNS) relies, to a large extent, on control of neuroblast proliferation.
Using data from a large on-going case-control study of UBC in Houston, Texas, we sought to investigate the association between occupation, industry and UBC, and to identify general patterns and trends in UBC risk in the study population.
