Sentence examples for control over vessel from inspiring English sources

In the vasculature, the endothelial isoform (eNOS) exerts significant control over vessel tone, structure and interaction with circulating blood elements.

In Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, the Fisheries Division has no control over vessel registry or the vessels.

A ship's flag state exercises regulatory control over the vessel and is required to inspect it regularly, certify the ship's equipment and crew, and issue safety and pollution prevention documents.

Why is unclear, but Tattersall says that "our best guess is that the control over the vessels takes time to develop, or the blood vessels in juveniles are much denser than in adults and are less capable of being controlled".

In the military context, the intent behind the letter of marque was for governments to retain control over commissioned vessels while simultaneously expanding military capabilities.

After last month's grounding of the Ocean Nova, the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition, an environmental group, called for stronger controls over tourism vessels in the Antarctic, including limits on the size of ships, the number of passengers per ship and the amount of fuel on board, as well as standards for hull strength and stringent qualifications for ice navigators.

Echoing language used by this Scottish Tory colleagues Ross Thomson, John Lamont and Ruth Davidson (see 2.08pm), he said he would not support any final deal that did not give the UK "full control" over fish stocks and vessel access.

Our results demonstrate the importance of temporal control over signaling in promoting vascular growth, vessel maturation and vascular remodeling.

Treatment with DEX alone resulted in no significant difference in vessel diameter, the number of branch points observed or the average segment length of the blood vessel relative to control over the course of the experiment.

The absence of these contractile support cells may lead to further increased vessel permeability and weakened control over blood flow [ 7].

Blood vessels supply nerves with oxygen and nutrients, while nerves control blood vessel dilation and heart rate.