Sentence examples for control benefits from inspiring English sources
First, because cull companies can't kill enough badgers, fast enough, the disease control benefits of this sort of culling are likely to be smaller than Defra estimated.
The chief veterinary officer (CVO), Nigel Gibbens, said the 2016 results showed "culling can deliver the level of effectiveness required to be confident of achieving disease control benefits".
Polymer microgel flooding thus serves to provide in-depth conformance control, distinguishing it from conventional polymer floods that offer primarily mobility control benefits.
Therefore, we assume that his interest is largely as an investor who does not derive private control benefits and can be expected to cash out over time.
Although the benefits of Ethernet-capable microcontrollers are numerous, we focused on remote sensing and control benefits allowed by the technology.
Yaz has been marketed and F.D.A. approved for quality of life treatment for acne and severe premenstrual symptoms, in addition to birth control benefits.
The market for corporate control benefits shareholders not just by providing the prospect of pocketing an acquisition premium but also by affecting performance more generally.
Outdoors, trees and shrubs were chosen for their erosion-control benefits, the architect said.
Stair use rose from 4.8percentto6.9percentcent among people who saw signs declaring general health benefits and to 7.2percentt among people who saw signs touting weight-control benefits.
As a judge on the Tenth Circuit, Gorsuch drew attention to himself by strongly embracing a key plank of the conservative legal agenda — the claim by Hobby Lobby, a retail chain owned by a religiously devout family, that it could exempt itself from provisions of the Affordable Care Act, which require employers to provide birth-control benefits.
The Columbia River Treaty with Canada (1961), supplemented by a further pact in 1964, called for the United States to pay British Columbia sums representing that province's share of power and flood-control benefits, for British Columbia to build three large dams (two of them on the Columbia), and for the United States to build a fourth dam (on the Kootenay in Montana).
