Sentence examples for controls could provide from inspiring English sources
In such situations, capital controls could provide a useful remedy.
They noted that controls could provide exposure information for multiple time periods and outlined simple approaches to estimation of ORs, though did not extend to regression modelling.
The ability to identify certain molecules that are characteristically under-or overexpressed in PCOS patients compared with controls could provide additional insights into the disease.
A more abstract system-theoretic framework for signals, systems, and control could provide the biologist with an interface between the domains.
The Liberum analysts said advertisers' growing unease about tech companies' lack of content control could provide an opportunity for broadcasters to take a bigger slice of the online video advertising market.
However, with some tweaking, the system of local school control could provide a compelling alternative for school systems.
Such growth in an industry that requires little in the way of violence to control could provide a bonanza for parasitic rebel and terrorist groups, who when they control the trade are on average able to skim 30percentt of its value via taxation.
Such evolutionary decoupling of rate modulating CRM activities from transcriptional robustness control could provide a mechanism for individual genes to be expressed faster (or slower) than others without affecting their accuracy.
Because civil engineering structural systems may exhibit nonlinear hysteretic behavior under extreme loading conditions, the application of the obtained control strategy could provide an optimal feedback control law to reduce the system response under random excitations (such as earthquakes, wind load and sea waves).
The results illustrated that the semi-adaptive switching control approach could provide benefits in terms of reference tracking performance and parameter estimation accuracy.
However, the proposed PI control scheme could provide a fairly good level of performance, for example up to about 80% of the maximum water production for sunny day operation.
