Sentence examples for be controlled but only from inspiring English sources

You state, "The problem can be controlled, but only if everyone commits to recycling".

The problem can be controlled, but only if everyone commits to recycling.

In most studies conducted on implants with antimicrobial features bacterial infection could be controlled, but only for a short time.

As there may be an interaction of vasopressin with corticosteroids, the use of corticosteroids will also be controlled but only given to patients who are poorly responsive to fluids and vasopressors, according to international guidelines.

H.I.V. prevention campaigns work, and there is overwhelming evidence that the AIDS epidemic can be controlled -- but only when governments make fighting AIDS a priority.

The dependence of growth rate on the hydrocarbon concentration was found to be controlled not only by the temperature but also by the total gas flow rate.

Hence, cereal viruses have to be controlled, not only in the field but also through the collaborative efforts of the plant quarantine services inland and at the borders, involving all the Middle Eastern countries.

The synthesis of short amylose chains is found here to be controlled not only by GBSSI but also starch branching enzymes, which are also involved in long amylopectin chain synthesis.

Since the flagellar beating pattern can be controlled not only by viscosity but also by changes in calcium concentration (Ishijima and Hamaguchi, 1993), higher organisms appear to possess several means for tuning transverse and upstream swimming of sperm.

They could be controlled by the United Nations, but only if they sign the Whatever Accords.

From research in tomato, fruit shape is known to be controlled by many QTLs but only few of them have larger effect on fruit shape variance.