The phrase 'controlling by' is not typically used in written English.
It would be more grammatically correct to say 'controlled by'. For example: The experiment was controlled by the scientists in the lab.
Libya's long desert borders will require controlling by an effective force.
"We said to the world, now, it can be my hands, controlling by me.
The group has enjoyed much success in ultramarathons, but its charismatic leader and coach, Marc Tizer, has been called overly controlling by some former members and by Heinemann's mother, Gisella.
According to Nunn's biographer, Orville Sweeting, who died in 1976, leaving eighteen hundred pages in rough manuscript form, "L.L. said that Deep Springs Valley was selected for the express purpose of controlling by natural barriers a social condition which institutions all over the land control by regulations".
In summary, the participants in the Keyboard condition made a total of eight errors, six in the probe trials that evaluated controlling by selection and two in the trials that evaluated controlling by rejection.
In the Mouse condition, six errors were observed, with only one error in the trials that evaluated controlling by selection and five errors in the trials that evaluated controlling by rejection.
