Sentence examples for akin to control from inspiring English sources

It is important to recognise that since over half of the men allocated to the intervention arm did not accept the invitation for screening or were ineligible for screening and did not have a PSA test (see Figure  1), cancers detected among 'non-attendees' would be more akin to control arm cancers.

Interestingly, similar to myoVIIA-deficient mice where stereocilia are initially formed but they become progressively more disorganized [6], ck13 pupae show overall JO organization akin to controls early in development (Fig. 2A; 14 hrs APF).

They take aim at one or more of three emerging targets: These are peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors (PPARs), which are akin to master relay switches that control how the body uses sugar and fat.

London Mayor Boris Johnson has said the UK needs a "points-based system" akin to Australia and America to control immigration.

Celebrating it on a government sanctioned day is akin to asking "Massa" to control and validate black reality.

For constitutional conservatives, the most worrisome feature of the Troubled Asset Relief Program was the possibility that government funds would come with strings attached, leading to government control of financial institutions akin to the control the government now has over General Motors.

Nets Coach Byron Scott was not about to repeat his bold claim from the Charlotte series that a victory in Game 2 would be akin to "total control".

PEP — the medication I am taking — has been called the H.I.V. morning-after pill, and PrEP, to follow the analogy, is akin to birth control.

Stated choice models involve careful experimental design, akin to experimental control in laboratory settings.

This is akin to congestion/rate control by base-stations and leads to the following result.

In DBPD which is akin to performance control, member strengths and stiffnesses are assigned rather than tested.