Sentence examples for controlled steadily from inspiring English sources
Experimental results show that the sizes of thermal bubbles, at flow rates less than 4.5 μl/s, can be controlled steadily by applying the magnitude of direct current that meets the requirement of a microvalve to modulate flow rate.
Unfortunately but perhaps inevitably, "Spirit Control" steadily loses elevation after this charged opening sequence.
Nonlinear multi-variance behaviors are transformed to a multi-local linear model using a fuzzy approximation method, which is used to implement control steadily and rapidly for the global system.
In contrast, glycemic control steadily worsened over the course of 5 10 years in some other long-term studies of type 2 diabetes (9– 11).
The tumor volume of the saline control steadily increased throughout the 28-day span of the study, whereas the tumor volumes decreased for all of the DOX containing solutions indicating growth inhibition of the tumor.
One might prefer the "stinky" to the "pinky" for one's non-propogational preclusions, but blowing loads into rectal tissue is practical for many legitimate reasons that further help control our steadily expanding population!
It steadily controlled the trenches and allowed Christian Ponder the space to execute the five-step drops and rolling pockets that define Minnesota's conservative offense.
As in the case for the conventional hanging water column method to be applied to soil materials [73], matric potential was steadily controlled for each fixed pressure −n (kPa) with non-negative integers (0 le n le 6).
Entrance of spermatozoa into the caudal oviduct seems to be steadily controlled by the utero-tubal junction thus providing a selected sperm population to be shifted towards the site of fertilization when oocyte maturation is completed.
Steadily controlling the tempo for four quarters, Seattle posted a whopping 28 first downs.
Carson feigns perplexity: "Can anyone believe it is possible to lay down such a barrage of poisons on the surface of the earth without making it unfit for all life?" White-Stevens fumes: "Miss Carson maintains that the balance of nature is a major force in the survival of man, whereas the modern chemist, the modern biologist and scientist believes that man is steadily controlling nature".
