Sentence examples for controls of regional from inspiring English sources

This study introduces a novel data-driven method called model tree ensembles (MTEs) to predict streamflow frequency statistics based on known drainage area characteristics, which yields insights into the dominant controls of regional streamflow.

We analyse and review existing records for central southern Africa, and neighbouring areas affected by the same climate systems, to understand the primary controls of regional hydrological systems during the Holocene.

Ethno-federalism, which refers to a situation where regions are crafted to grant ethnic groups control of regional government, has notably been blamed for secessionist tendencies in the ex-Soviet Union and ex-Yugoslavia (e.g., Roeder 1991, Bunce 1999; Cornell 2002) and for the failure to contain ethnic violence in Nigeria (Suberu 2001).

These include hypermethylation at DNA promoter regions of genes involved in DNA repair, or direct control of regional mutation rates through chromatin organization [ 1, 50].

The Kurds have taken advantage of the unrest to consolidate their control of regional oil infrastructure.

It can now seize financial control of regional governments that do not stick to their 2012 budgets.

That change would be a departure from its historic role of providing elite forces to support missions under the control of regional commanders.

In many cases, though, the cajas increasingly came under the control of regional politicians who were eager to use the bank to finance government projects.

Critics said the law would allow the pro-Kremlin United Russia Party to avoid election defeats by using its control of regional legislatures to bypass popular voting.

"The UCI will be sending a letter to the Colombian federation reminding them of their responsibility … in the control of regional and club team kits that compete in international events," read a statement.

The programs, which are voluntary, have dismantled at least 274 paramilitary organizations, reintegrated about 62,000 militia members into civilian life and recovered more than 84,000 weapons, including thousands of heavy arms that had fallen under the control of regional warlords.