Sentence examples for as a controlling tool from inspiring English sources
The network's researchers found that the promise of marriages, or false "Islamic marriages", was sometimes used as a controlling tool.
Pulsing can be used as a controlling tool to compensate for excessive moisture content in the granulation process.
The presented method was successfully implemented as a control tool during the preparation of functionalized liposomes.
A system that supplied gas and measured oxygen concentration was implemented on a prototype malaxer that was used as a control tool to investigate the influence of oxygen concentration on the final quality and extraction yield of EVOO.
Vaccination as a control tool has been gaining favor as a potentially more effective approach for controlling the virus, reducing the economic loss to animal husbandry, and contributing to improved food security in China.
36 The current investigation is a continuation of a longitudinal study on the impact and sustainability of sticky gravid ovitraps (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC] autocidal gravid ovitrap [AGO] traps 22) as a control tool for Ae. aegypti.
We found that the negatively correlated network of interactions among upregulated miRNAs and downregulated mRNAs (average number of neighbors: 2.95, Figure 3A) was no different from randomized networks generated as a control tool (average number of neighbors: 3.03, shown in Additional file 1: Figure S2A).
However, the monitoring of the non-destructive methodology such as change of the electrical resistivity provides much more data about concrete properties in different conditions as a quality control tool in a simple way.
Certification, as a private control tool, can be a tool to enforce the compliance of existing legislation, audited through a private accredited company.
Therefore a follow-up project REMAST was started to develop and certify a reference material as a quality control tool for the testing and qualification of scratch-test instruments.
Evaluation of a compound's potential as a transmission control tool should involve characterization of the molecular events surrounding vector exposure.
