Mr. Wright's approach fits the film's overall style: controlled, leading to emotional moments that are all the more powerful because they are so modulated.
During subsequent cleaning operations, the well blew out again and could not be controlled, leading to abandonment.
With early intervention, hazards can be more effectively eliminated or controlled leading to safer worksites and construction processes.
However, interactions between nHAp and PCL are difficult to control leading to inhomogeneous dispersion of the bio-ceramic particles.
For instance, the chemical composition tends to vary and is at times difficult to control leading to corrosion within the distribution system.
This may easily occur if environmental conditions such as humidity and temperature are inadequately controlled, leading to phase separation of the adhesive formulation or volatilization of solvents.
By changing Δ z, the minibands and conductances for electrons near K and K′ valleys could be controlled, leading to a fully valley-polarized current (see Fig. 8b).
Because these feeds are more challenging to control, leading Chinese live streaming platforms caught the attention of regulators, who demanded these companies hire teams of censors to purge inappropriate videos from their platforms.
A possible explanation for these findings may be that all participants were currently being treated with conventional or biologic systemic treatments, and these treatments were keeping participants' symptoms well controlled leading them to report less severe disease.
Although the KPT is difficult to control, leading to data with high variance, it has the advantage of reflecting the true fuel consumption in study households as they proceed with their everyday cooking activities.
