Sentence examples for control is attributed from inspiring English sources

The high control is attributed to high selectivity and reactivity at ambient reaction temperatures, which suppresses the degree of side reactions (e.g., transesterification) that inherently plague this class of co-monomers.

The continuing dominance of traditional microbiological detection methods in foodstuff control is attributed to the goal to prove the absence or presence of living pathogenic bacteria, which is indispensable to assess the actual health hazard for consumers.

Age-related changes in postural control are attributed to visual, vestibular and proprioceptive dysfunctions, muscle weakness, and reduced availability of neural resources required for efficient balance control.

The nonsignificantly higher lung weights relative to the control were attributed to increased adaptive activity and hypertrophy of type II pneumocytes.

Though the effect is partly due to AMPK activation, most of the control was attributed to its ability to inhibit fructose-1, 6-bisphosphatase (a key enzyme in gluconeogenic pathway) by ZMP [ 28].

The lack of knowledge, misconceptions, and the poor level of risk factor control are attributed to ineffective prevention programs and to confusing educative messages addressed to inappropriate groups of the population[ 16].

Fluorescent staining in the PBS controls is attributed to the cornified surface layer from which cells are shed throughout the estrus cycle.

For one case and six controls, the mean dose received at the anatomic site among, respectively, all the cases and all the controls was attributed.

This observation is consistent with the results from a study by Levy et al. [ 11], in which the majority of the excess health care costs between IBS patients and population controls was attributed to care unrelated to lower GI problems.

Unlike CuCl/bpy the CuBr/bpy catalyst gives poor control which is attributed to the lower solubility and consequent heterogeneity in the latter case.

The usefulness of a certified reference material (CRM) for analytical method validation and quality control purposes is attributed mainly to its key properties, namely homogeneity and stability.