Sentence examples for been introduced to control from inspiring English sources

This synchronization mechanism has been introduced to control the dependency relation between membranes.

Speech-distortion-weighted MWF (SDW-MWF) has been introduced to control speech distortion and noise reduction [8].

"Most of the chemicals that have been introduced to control diseases have, at some point or another, encountered problems of resistance," Lucas warns".>.>

Mechanical countermeasures, in the form of boot scrubbing stations, have been introduced to control its spread.

As a completely different solution, which is, however, functionally quite similar to positive velocity feedback, a kinematic body model has been introduced to control stance movement (Schilling et al. 2012; Schilling 2011).

Since PID and tubal infertility have a large impact on women's reproductive health and treatment is costly, screening programmes have been introduced to control chlamydia through early detection and treatment of asymptomatic infections [ 3].

In New Zealand, stoats, ferrets and weasels were introduced to control rabbits, which had also been introduced.

In Britain we had a terrible problem with spruce bark beetle; a predatory beetle was introduced to control it and was incredibly successful.

Potocnik said short-term measures will have to be introduced to control "or, where necessary, suspend activities" that contribute to the risk of the limit values being exceeded.

As Vanessa Thorpe reported in the Observer yesterday, McCann will reveal that he and his wife, Kate, fear they have "relived our darkest days" needlessly in the vain hope that new legislation would be introduced to control the press.

Some Democrats argue that powers granted under the 14th amendment to the constitution, which was introduced to control southern states after the civil war, would allow the president to unilaterally borrow money if there was such a threat to the credit-worthiness of the US.