Sentence examples for contributions to control from inspiring English sources

"What has emerged is the outline of an effort to use corporate contributions to control representative democracy in Texas," said Ronald Earle, the district attorney in Travis County.

Non-invasive techniques such as process tomography are beginning to make promising contributions to control systems and are well fitted for flow pattern identification in opaque pipes or conduits.

Remarkably, ongoing exploration of noncanonical functions of ARSs has shown important contributions to control of angiogenesis, inflammation, tumourigenesis and other important physiopathological processes.

This study aimed to understand the organization and variability of each member of the TaHKT2 1 gene family, transcriptional regulation, their encoded proteins, and potential contributions to controlling Na+ and K+ status in bread wheat.

The substantial composition changes for Gluteus Maximus among the faller group also has relevance to lateral stability during gait where older adults have demonstrated an increased reliance on Gluteus Maximus (hip and back extensor muscle) contributions to controlling mediolateral balance when compared to younger adults [ 40].

A landmark, decade-long trial of badger cull previously concluded that culling could make "no meaningful contribution" to controlling TB in cattle.

Basically you've got a QB who is making a major contribution to controlling the game, directly producing over 240 yards of offense with 2 TDs and zero turnovers.

The Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has said it is necessary and can make a meaningful contribution to controlling TB.

"While RTS,S on its own is not the complete answer to malaria, its use alongside those interventions currently available such as bed nets and insecticides would provide a very meaningful contribution to controlling the impact of malaria on children in those African communities that need it the most," he said in a statement.

Our results provide strong evidence that routine testing would prevent HIV infections and could make a positive contribution to controlling Vancouver's concentrated epidemic.

Thus, given that the carbapenem consumption in our ICUs in 2006 was high, we assumed that carbapenem restriction might make a significant contribution to controlling the outbreak.