Sentence examples for achieving total control of from inspiring English sources

The primary endpoint of this study was to determine the proportion of patients achieving total control of CINV (no emetic episode, no nausea, and no rescue medication) or a complete control of CINV (no emetic episodes, no more than mild nausea, and no use of rescue medication).

It was designed for research into the properties of sound and attracted composers seeking to extend the range of available sound or to achieve total control of their music.

If we remember that modern subjectivism designates the human subject's quest to achieve total control over all objective aspects of reality, then we can see that late-modern enframing emerges historically out of subjectivism as subjectivism increasingly transforms the human subject itself into just another object to be controlled.

Both of them achieved total dominance of the chamber.

Hitler joined the party shortly after its creation, and by July 1921 he had achieved nearly total control of the Nazi political and paramilitary apparatus.

However he does have total control of his manufacturing and achieves tremendous economies of scale in production by having a single manufacturing facility (Santa's Workshop).

The goal of surgery is total control of seizures and this may be achieved in 60 70% of cases.

In both studies, HPC significantly increased height growth of the longleaf pine trees although total control of herbaceous plants was neither attempted nor achieved.

So when Assad declares his intention to retake total control of Syria, Russia lets him know that he cannot rely on Russian air power forever, warning against attempts to achieve total victory.

Total control of the climate?

Losing total control of Senate Democrats?