Sentence examples for controls closely from inspiring English sources

The government controls closely the supply of undergraduate places to British and EU students, because it must lend money for fees (at subsidised rates) to those who need it, as well as pay universities for taking them.

Unlike most previous research, in our study we matched cases and controls closely on gestational age at exposure to address the influence of exposure timing the existence of vulnerable windows late in pregnancy.

The conduct of our study was appropriate, in that the sample size used in our Stage I GWAS (348 cases and 348 controls) closely matched those used in Stage I of earlier studies, e.g., 390 familial breast cancer cases and 364 controls used by Easton et al. (2007) and 249 Ashkenazi Jew familial cases and 299 controls used by Gold et al. (2008).

As a threshold matter, Justice Samuel Alito Jr., read the act's religious protections to apply to "the humans who own and control" closely held companies, an interpretation contradicted by the statute's history, context, and wording.

On the one hand, in the territories that they controlled closely, particularly in the Deccan, these years saw the development of sophisticated networks of trade, banking, and finance; the rise of substantial banking houses based at Pune, with branches extending into Gujarat, the Ganges River valley, and the south; and an expansion of the agricultural frontier.

Although some of these officials may have acted illegally, as of now the scandal is not yet another Watergate, although the charges against the President himself are certainly serious: that he misled; that he failed to exercise proper oversight; that he did not control closely or at all those who exercise authority in his name.

In the normal homeostatic state, intracranial pressure is controlled closely by the body through a variety of mechanisms.

In the initial 3-4 h of an experiment, we can interpret the CI change as data on cell adhesion and cell spreading when controlled closely by parallel phase contrast microscopy (Supplementary Figures S3A and S3B, available at http://www.bioscirep.org/bsr/034/bsr034e126add.htm).htm

The main novelty is using optimistic optimization (OO) to find controls that closely follow the reference behavior.

These controls were closely matched for sex, age and level of education with the group of patients with ALS.

14A footnote in NSW also reported results using bordering state pairs instead of Census divisions to construct controls, more closely paralleling the county-level research design in DLR.