Sentence examples for controlling long term from inspiring English sources

The mechanism studied is a key for clonal expansion and controlling long term behavior of T cells such as programmed cell death.

In the famous shower scene, Marion is hacked to death by Norman Bernankee" Bates, the cross dressing psychotic twin of Alan Greenspan who can't control long term interest rates from raging.

So you could envisage a situation where we have strong T cell responses to HIV and HIV controlled long term and at very low levels, where it's not causing any trouble.

We have to begin controlling long-term spending.

Mr. Corzine called the deal an important step in controlling long-term labor costs, while Ms. Katz opposed it.

The cap, though not a money-saver in the short term, was vital to controlling long-term costs.

With the budget gimmickry of the campaign cast aside, Orszag pushed for aggressive cuts in Medicare and Medicaid, which, he argued, would show Congress that Obama was serious about controlling long-term costs.

The White House has long expressed a preference for the excise tax on high-cost plans, which health economists say could be an important tool in controlling long-term health care spending for the government and for individuals and families.

It is quantified in this study to what extend total ozone is controlling long-term changes of solar irradiance below 315 nm at ground level.

In southern Spain tectonics, climate and sea-level fluctuations have been some of the main variables controlling long-term (Late Cenozoic) landscape evolution.

It is shown that design requirements for joint contact pressure are not sufficient for controlling long-term leakage, as they do not consider hydraulic deterioration.