Sentence examples for class controlling from inspiring English sources

He explains not just the religious but also the economic significance of the Temple, and therefore the power of the priestly class controlling it.

Considering that wealth rank and year are significant predictors of milk yields for subsets of livestock species managed by each household, we ran a regression analysis to determine if total milk available per capita was  significantly different among households by year or wealth class, controlling for family size.

Bernie Sanders dominated on the issues, especially about the millionaire and billionaire class controlling our government.

Therefore, we used a multiple regression approach which tests for the independent effect of each fatty acid class, controlling for correlations between fatty acid content and body weight.

We used competing risk regression [ 20] to model the risk for diabetes, with death as a competing event in association with occupational class, controlling for potential confounders.

We had predicted that irritability might differentiate young people with depression with conduct problem histories from those without, and found some support for this hypothesis, in that young people in the EOP group had significantly higher irritability scores compared with those in the low conduct problems class, controlling for depression severity.

Because the knights and the first class controlled 98 units, they were the dominant group in the assembly, though they constituted the smallest portion of the citizen body.

In most cases they have done so by setting up two unequal classes of stock: a supervoting class controlled by family insiders and a nonvoting or lower-voting class for the rest of us.

Heroin is a synthetic opioid and a 'Class A' controlled drug [ 14].

Basically, SMOTE over samples the rarer class "uncontrolled asthma" to make the numbers of instances more balanced for the two classes "controlled asthma" and "uncontrolled asthma".

In particular, we were interested in determining whether these two inhibitory interneuron classes control discrete aspects of limb movement with regard to flexor extensor-driven motor behaviors.