Sentence examples for avoided in controlled from inspiring English sources
NCC-BB is the best for industry application because of its relative score and the fact that variable illumination can be avoided in controlled test environments.
Indeed, we find some evidence among our British Pakistani sample in support of the Lievens' hypothesis – that women may seek transnational marriage for 'modern' reasons such as avoiding in-control (Lievens, 1999).
Women were not examined in order to avoid difficulty in controlling for phase of the menstrual cycle.
Moreover, user feedback indicates that abrupt adaptations and instability should be avoided in the application control.
Failure modes such as carbon deposition must be avoided or controlled in order to ensure the safe operation of auxiliary power units running on diesel reformate or other carbon-containing fuels.
The statistical results demonstrate that the voltage distributions of N-RESET and N-SET1 have an obvious overlap, indicating that the N-SET1 behavior cannot be avoided by controlling the sweeping voltage in N-RESET process.
The water hammer is to be avoided in wastewater force mains by controlling the pipeline profile and/or by adding flywheels to drivers.
These studies analyse the database by using multiple regression which avoids the difficulty in controlling for multiple-lexical variables that is often encountered in the factorial design.
Mindfulness meditation promotes an adaptive observational stance toward inner experience and responses to stimuli characterized by a compassionate or calm stance where the aim is not to give in to, avoid, or control the experience or stimuli but to maintain observational exposure from a decentered position [ 20, 66, 67].
This difference is clearly observed when assessing each child individually, but the many confounding factors explaining at least part of this difference are difficult to control and avoid in clinical practice.
It is essential to provide psychiatric evaluation of patients prior to and during treatment, in order to avoid or control the possible appearance of mental side effects [ 53, 71].
