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Users are aware of the usefulness but also the limitations of passive solar design and, significantly, the demands of VDUs have led to produce buildings where natural light has to be very carefully controlled.
In addition, because data was stored as a sequence of acoustic waves propagated through a mercury column, the device's temperature had to be very carefully controlled, as the velocity of sound through a medium varies with its temperature.
Thus, we predict that dosing timing must be very carefully controlled to achieve a desired phase delay.
While these results do suggest that the STAP protocol is not simple and easily replicated, negative findings are always hard to interpret and need to be very carefully controlled.
As monolayers differing only slightly in baseline DNA damage levels showed markedly variable responses to a further injury, studies of effects of various stressors on tendon cells must be very carefully controlled.
Information is very carefully controlled in North Korea, but foreign radio broadcasts are not the only medium delivering outside information to North Koreans.
Hadfield says packaging the change as a general quality-control improvement may help: "In our research institute, our histopathology core is very carefully controlled in the time of fixation, [and] being controlled in any scientific or diagnostic process means that things are more robust".
Be very carefully what you wish for.
Be very carefully as the jars will be very hot.
"In shows like 'Fear Factor,' everything is all set up -- it's all very carefully controlled," he said.
