Sentence examples for a more active control of from inspiring English sources

In oxygen-poor water, the octopus may increase its ventilation 10-fold, indicating a more active control of respiration than appears to be present in other classes of mollusks.

Learners taking more active control of visual learning approaches construct a deeper understanding of the subject [ 24].

He is a more active leader, seizing control of a young offense that lost its most talented receiver in the first month of the season and wound up as the league's top-scoring offense.

Currently, a passive approach is used in many developing countries, however it may be necessary to adopt a more active approach if control of the epidemic is to be realised.

In general, this research group showed a more active course of regenerative processes than the control group.

Since expression of the transporter apparently correlates with the importance of the different transmitter systems in these brain regions, it is tempting to speculate that differential expression of the OATP1C1 across the forebrain and brainstem is based on a more active involvement of forebrain astrocytes in the control of local thyroid hormone metabolism.

Previous studies have shown that control of hyperglycemia in patients admitted to a stroke unit remains difficult.[ 19] However, in light of the growing evidence of the detrimental effects of sustained hyperglycemia in other neurological diseases, physicians treating patients with bacterial meningitis should play a more active role in the control of blood glucose levels.

The controls on both methylation and demethylation in marine systems should be a more active area of research.

"We need a more active presence of civil society".

But in a rush of discoveries over the last few years, scientists have found that RNA plays a more active role in controlling gene activity.

Yet, the debate over the neural function of alpha rhythm continues with recent theories that assign alpha a more active role in inhibitory control and timing of cortical processing [14], and as being involved in various brain functions such as memory and motor-action [15], [16].