Sentence examples for controlled by testing from inspiring English sources

Intersection is controlled by testing the distance between the centers.

The specificity of staining with CM2B4 was controlled by testing an isotype-matched control mouse IgG2b in parallel.

Mr Pepper said the disease was currently being controlled by testing cattle, with movement restrictions introduced if cattle tested positive.

Given knowledge of tick species that are competent vectors, spread of this parasite can be controlled by testing requirements and limits on regional movement of equines on the basis of presence or absence of such competent vectors.

The fact that agglutinated tests degrade in a more arbitrary manner, compared with calcareous tests, is taken as evidence that their degradation is (1) not entirely controlled by test architecture, and (2) at least partially driven by physical/mechanical processes.

The method they used in that work was entirely new; the result of the separations made by the ordinary process of chemical analysis was controlled by tests of the activity of every fraction; the activity was measured quantitatively by the current produced by the substance when placed in a special "ionisation chamber".

Finally, if we can make the transition to higher standards without the omnipresent testing stick, perhaps we can discuss the proposition that the sky won't fall if educators and students are not constantly controlled by test-driven micromanaging.

Demand for public housing vastly outstrips supply, and access is strictly controlled by means testing and regular tenancy reviews, precisely the intentions of the UK Housing Act.

Excessive tension as well as loose fixation should therefore be controlled intraoperatively by testing range of motion and anterior knee stability under arthroscopic visualisation.

Year-class variation was further controlled for by testing pairwise differentiation among year-classes, and excluding one-by-one year-class from site wise θ tests (above).

Virgin Atlantic Airways, the British carrier controlled by Richard Branson, tested a jumbo jet on Sunday that was partly powered by a biofuel made from babassu nuts and coconut oil, a first for a commercial aircraft.