Sentence examples for be adequate to control from inspiring English sources

In some cases, a sensor may be adequate to control the actuator.

While removal rates were found to be adequate to control formaldehyde emissions in most space air-conditioning applications, large volumes of water usage appear to be necessary.

The controller based on the time-state control form, which switches the direction of the time axis, seems to be adequate to control vehicles that have to switch their traveling direction.

A prescribed intensity of approximately 15 mL/kg/h might be adequate to control uremia for patients with severe AKI in the ICU.

We did not include birth weight, gestational age, and IUGR in our models because these conditions may lie in the causal pathway between traffic-related air pollution and perinatal mortality, so it would not be adequate to control for them.

Although there are a number of drugs which exist to treat them, none are adequate to control or inhibit the disease progression [23, 24].

Although there are a number of drugs which exist to treat them, none are adequate to control or inhibit complement activation which is thought to trigger the disease [10, 11].

These results support the concept that selective inhibition of VEGFR2 is adequate to control the growth of human breast tumor xenografts.

On November 17, USDA-FSIS completed an assessment at Establishment X and determined that the company's food safety system was adequate to control pathogens of concern.

It is known that control measures for mastitis such as teat dipping and dry cow therapy are adequate to control contagious pathogens (S. aureus and Str. agalactiae), but are not effective against coliforms.

Whillans and Rauth (1980) have shown that continuous flushing following equilibration is adequate to control pO2 down to at least 0.01% even when relatively long sections of tygon tubing are used.