Sentence examples for control was exerted from inspiring English sources

Little control was exerted over interrogations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The episode, described only briefly in a summary of the report reviewed by The New York Times, was one example of how little control was exerted over the conduct of interrogations in Iraq and Afghanistan, the subject of an exhaustive review just completed by Vice Adm. Albert T. Church, the naval inspector general.

Greater control was exerted over the lawless Borders through a joint commission with the English, set up in 1587.

The present results demonstrated that when control was exerted over the listening context by requiring participants to attend to the irrelevant feature, the feature-related response was rather more widespread than with the corresponding passive localizer.

It should be noted that, although Category 1 experiments showed the transcript levels of genes encoding components of the mitochondrial ribosome to be up-regulated as a function of growth rate in chemostats, the competition experiments in turbidostats did not indicate that any growth-rate control was exerted by these components.

In addition, a global analysis of mRNAs in the dinoflagellate Karenia has shown their half-lives to be substantially longer than reported in other organisms [ 31], as might be expected if little control was exerted at the level of RNA synthesis rates.

As signs emerge of more control being exerted by the army in Iraq, oil prices are starting to fall.

In other cases, control is exerted through the stability or instability of mRNA.

A third is that democratic control is exerted through governments that still wield great influence in Brussels.

A second and less immediately responsive, or "coarse," control is exerted over the synthesis of pacemaker enzymes.

While universities have become larger, more complex places, many academics worry that this expanded tier of management is a symptom of a new bureaucratic control being exerted over their working lives.