Sentence examples for be reliably controlled by from inspiring English sources

We find that the length of the CNT can be reliably controlled by varying either the reaction time or the gas pressure.

Because of these measurement problems, the fermentation cannot be reliably controlled by feedback control during this first production phase; instead, the process must be controlled in an open-loop fashion.

Testing revealed that the underwater mine-hunting drone "cannot be reliably controlled by the ship or communicate when it is operating out of the line-of-sight of the ship; and towed sonar cannot detect mines consistently; for the mines it can detect, it cannot do it nearly as quickly as the Navy requires; and it cannot seem to find certain mines at all".

The elicitation of these evoked responses could be reliably controlled by adjusting the strength of extracellular stimuli, making it feasible to examine effects of Aβ42 on neuronal synchronization and electrical network activities below.

Low lesion classes 1 and 2 and all 20 ms lesions have large confidence intervals, which indicates that a given power setting may create highly variable lesions in these subgroups, and that these subgroups cannot be reliably controlled by conventional power control.

By using pulsed laser deposition (PLD), a versatile deposition method using highly energetic-ablated species, fabrication process can be free from organic residues and stoichiometry of the material can be reliably controlled.

A pest species may be classified as a 'non-target pest' for pest control purposes if it is not reliably controlled by a particular B. thuringiensis crop (e.g. Spodoptera spp ., but as a 'target' from the perspective of the insect resistance manager if it is sublethally affected.

As Mr MacFarlane writes, "The two national private television stations are now reliably controlled by the government".Last year, the government introduced a series of democratic reforms that aim to redress the imbalance between the executive and the legislature.

This study, which focused on Streptomyces, showed that TFTRs that are divergently oriented to their neighbouring genes and separated by 200 bp or less can be reliably predicted to control the neighbouring gene.

Scent-marking appears to be the most consistent indicator of social stability because it can be reliably predicted by the occurrence of control.

This study demonstrates that over 50% of older diabetic patients are discharged from wards of general medicine and geriatrics of the acute care hospital in poor metabolic control and can be reliably identified by an admission value of HbA1c > 7.8%% or a simple clinical prediction rule.