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

Automatic Train Operation (ATO) can mitigate this variation and provides a more consistent control of braking effort, improving passenger comfort.

Thus, it is obvious that, to a certain extent, the proposed controller overcomes the asymmetric problem and obtains more consistent control performance across the scope of work.

The commission is to vote this summer on the rezoning, known as the Unified Bulk Program because it would place more consistent controls on the height and massing of new buildings, favoring lower structures that fill in street fronts rather than towers rising from isolated plazas.

Ultimately, results from this kin-cohort analysis can be combined with findings from the standard case-control study for a more consistent interpretation of the risk associated with common genetic variants.

Justice Department officials have said that Mr. Ashcroft wanted a more consistent application of the federal death penalty.

Calculated using a large basket of goods and services, this ratio allows for a more consistent comparison of economies.

"We need to find a more consistent standard of performance".

By using new, more explicit mixing rules, a more consistent description of confined mixtures is obtained.

The tobacco used in this study was already manufactured into a cigarette form (ca. 8 mm in diameter and 83 mm long, see Table 2), as this was thought to give a more consistent tobacco weight and density control along the length of the heating zone.

The control of follicular growth combined with superstimulatory protocols has resulted in a more consistent ovarian response and a greater number of follicles available for aspiration and oocyte collection.

Examination of individual 40-min cell tracks (control n=14, ta n=14) revealed that, despite traveling at the same speed (Fig. 4N), control CNCCs moved in a more consistent direction (Fig. 4O).