The phrase 'control for being' is not correct and usable in written English.
You could replace this phrase with 'control your being' or 'control oneself'. Example: I need to keep control of my being in order to stay focused and productive.
He is calling for an end to "sterile" debates over school structures and argues that "a new name and a breathless new motto" was all some schools received after exchanging local authority control for being governed by a chain of academies, the policy encouraged by the former education secretary Michael Gove.
For each of these dilutions, six amplifications were performed using specific primers for each of the five genes studied (see Table 1) plus another pair of primers for the 16S ribosomal RNA gene, used as a control for being one of the genes most used in studies of bacterial gene expression (Carvalho et al. 2014).
The most important contemporaneous effect I control for is the cognitive ability of the child.
All of the variables we control for are, arguably, pre-determined variables that is, not themselves influenced by personality traits.
One factor we cannot control for is the potential influence of ELF-EMF.
A limitation of this study, which we could not control for, was that not all needle stick injuries were reported.
However, he criticized the controls for being frustrating and the AI-controlled companions for being useless.
Website Nintendo Life praised the game's controls for being smooth and responsive, especially for such an old game.
These associations remained significant when separately controlled for being currently hospitalized or HIV-infection.
By contrast, controlling for being unable to get help from family reduced the crude OR by 8.9% (ORadj = 4.1; 2.5-6.9 2.5-6.9ntrolling for being unande to get help from friends incontrolling crude OR by 6.7% (ORadj = 4.8, 2.9-7.9).
UI was also associated with decreased PCS and MCS, after controlling for being diagnosed with cancer, demographic, and comorbid conditions.
