Sentence examples for control and preparation from inspiring English sources

In the field of pharmaceutics, supercritical carbon dioxide (scCO2) has been used for the purpose of micronization, polymorphic control, and preparation of solid dispersion and complexes.

Aging is frequently accompanied by deterioration in postural control (and preparation) and it has been observed that in order to maintain balance, age-specific compensatory strategies involving the hip (rather than the ankle as in younger subjects) and local muscles (thigh ones) are used to counterbalance a decrease in anticipation [ 30].

Initial responses included enhanced surveillance, expanded larval control operations, and preparation for emergency adult control.

These can be used as positive controls by spiking in a 'cocktail' of the corresponding bacterial mRNAs in known quantities (for details on control genes and preparation of mRNA 'cocktails' by in vitro transcription, see [ 36]).

The building will house the spacecraft, mission control and a preparation area for travellers.

Silvicultural practices, such as fertilisation, competition control and soil preparation are options to manage the microenvironment and tree growing conditions, as well to prevent or mitigate negative impacts.

Those guidelines and improvement strategies are coordinated by the Scientific Committee of the Regional Board and transferred to the Monitoring Center (CdM) that takes care of the data quality control, and the preparation of an annual report.

A ¼ plate run was performed following appropriate quality control and sample preparation carried out by the Australian Genome Research Facility (AGRF), Brisbane, Australia.

PLINK v1.07 [ http://pngu.mgh.harvard.edu/purcell/plink/, Purcell et al. [ 2007]] was used for pre-imputation quality control and data preparation steps.

This could be because the study was underpowered to examine these effects or because glycemic control and pregnancy preparation are the strongest influences of adverse outcome in pregnancies complicated by type 1 and type 2 diabetes.

There have been improvements in patient care experienced with the use of the system during these transfers, which include greater patient respiratory and haemodynamic stability, maintenance of lung-protective strategies, advances in infection control and reduced preparation times.