Sentence examples for a more controlled approach from inspiring English sources

This finding will allow a more controlled approach to the design of suitable siRNA sequences for LDH-mediated siRNA delivery.

"The Middlesex opener dominated the bowling again but it was a more controlled approach by Warwickshire than on the first day.

A more controlled approach is the use of chemical genetics, in which endogenous kinase is replaced by an engineered protein containing a mutated gatekeeper residue [20].

The benefits to a more controlled approach are that the resulting metadata is more uniform and more amenable to computational reasoning.

AE takes a more controlled approach to collecting metadata, and many of the required MIAME items are specified through controlled vocabulary (CV) terms from the MGED ontology (7).

In its first foray into making an OS local, Apple appears to be trying to take a more cautious, more controlled approach to the situation.

Gingrich said Trump had learned his lesson about the racist attacks, and had "moved toward a more controlled, more civil approach".

A prospective approach using a more controlled environment (experimental setting) rather than interview questionnaire might provide more definitive answers to the differences observed in the present study.

To harness the same investigative power of the GWAS approach in a more controlled environment that addresses some limitations of human studies, several groups have proposed mouse GWAS (Valdar et al. 2006; Bennett et al. 2010; Flint and Eskin 2012; Ghazalpour et al. 2012; Mott and Flint 2013).

Animal models therefore provide a valuable approach to study the effects of opiates on lentivirus pathogenesis in a more controlled environment.

This approach has been successfully applied to several new concrete structures, where requirements for a more controlled durability and service life have been specified.