Sentence examples for controlled over time from inspiring English sources

Those who underwent a diabetes counseling session after their cancer diagnosis — consisting of two sessions a week for four to six weeks — were more likely to receives tests of hemoglobin A1c levels, a barometer of how well blood sugar has been controlled over time, and to take care of their blood sugar levels.

"We've always affected our own body chemistry, whether it be through sex, alcohol, masturbation or even reading, and such practices have been regulated and controlled over time, particularly through religion.

A second approach may arise from newly developed techniques in synthetic biology, where the expression of a single enzyme may be precisely and arbitrarily controlled over time.

Even so, she tried to reassure inflation-fearing skeptics, saying: "The main variable the Federal Reserve can control over time is the price level.

Adolescents with self-reported GAD and SAD symptoms perceive their parents as becoming increasingly psychologically controlling over time.

This child effect model demonstrates that adolescents with high initial levels of self-reported anxiety symptoms perceive their parents as becoming more controlling over time.

These people have deep and serious psychological and psychopathic (sociopathic) impulses, and these become harder and harder to control over time.

As I mentioned in the article, however, there was a significant group of people who got much better at self-control over time.

6Cobb-Clark and Schurer (2013) study changes in locus of control over time.

In the games category was PH21's clever mobile title, Timelie, that combines tactical stealth with control over time.

Advances in livestock management and disease control over time have also led to agricultural expansion on the part of pastoralists.