Sentence examples for concerned control from inspiring English sources
According to the present work, the effects of the reaction conditions on a MSR process can be analyzed simultaneously meanwhile the optimal combination of the concerned control factors can be obtained.
Fifty three concerned control visits and were excluded.
Powdery mildew has already struck my bee balm, so my next question concerned control measures.
As far as the lighting services are concerned, control systems offer an important opportunity of managing lighting systems and reducing energy consumption, due to the use of integration strategies between daylight and electric lighting and strategies based on the occupancy of spaces.
The concerns of instructors are therefore different in traffic from during track training, being more concerned with control of the vehicle (5 of the 7 themes): "Posture", "Speed", "Trajectory", "Cornering", and "Use of motorcycle controls".
Around 4000 of them were exploited in 2015 and 2016, 160 of which concerned industrial control [1].
As weak institutions in emerging markets make principals more concerned with control and monitoring agents, ownership concentration arises as a way to protect the interest of principals (Deng, Hofman, & Newman, 2013; Li, Guo, Yi, & Liu, 2010).
This study was designed to address two critical issues related to circulating miRNAs as a biomarker in breast cancer: the first concerned normalization control and the second was related to persistence of miRNA changes in patients who are clinically cancer-free.
In his first term, Mr. Reagan was less concerned with arms control than with an arms buildup to counter Soviet military power.
"Most diabetic patients are more concerned about glycemic control," said Dr. Richard Nesto, chairman of the department of cardiovascular medicine at the Lahey Clinic in Burlington, Mass., and associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School.
Americans — as they have become wealthier, more powerful, and more capable of relying on scientific solutions to complex problems — have become increasingly concerned about losing control of their surroundings.
