As Bogdanov discovered, you can't control what theatregoers see, but nor should what they are shown be controlled too closely by the text.
Like many of Brazil's largest companies, Banco Itaú, the country's second-largest private bank, is controlled by closely related families, and the air in the meeting was cozy.
A large-sized population combined with high-density mapping is required to determine whether target traits are controlled by closely linked QTLs, or one pleiotropic QTL.
Regulation of cross-border movement of people is closely controlled by individual countries by conditions governing entry and length of stay.
While being restrictive on biological samples and data derived from research, which is heavily controlled and closely monitored by research ethics committees, regulatory bodies are silent on samples and data derived from medical centers for clinical diagnosis that could end up in research centers.
However, stand volume was highest in the weed-free control followed closely by the operational treatment, CTH-Dec, CTH-Oct x2, winter glyphosate, CTH-Oct and winter glyphosate, and spot control 2. All alternative treatments resulted in stand volume loss relative to the weed-free control of 24, 29, 33, 35, 43 and 43%, respectively.
In the rig, the flow rates and pressures of the gas and solid can be closely controlled by predefined control variables or by feedback from a measured system parameter.
The supply of gold was closely controlled by the Aksumite state, as noted by Cosmas Indicopleustes, and other precious metals were undoubtedly also closely controlled, allowing the Aksumite state to ensure the usage of its currency.
Therapist attention was controlled for by closely matching the intensity of the training to the experimental training programme, matching the frequency and duration of therapist and homework sessions, as well as matching the belief in the effectiveness of the training that the researcher may convey to the patient.
