Sentence examples for controls on the availability from inspiring English sources

But he said, "I think most reasonable people think we do not have sufficient controls on the availability of guns and ammunition".

We suggest that continental weathering, phosphorus recycling and sea level through the exposure of the continental shelf area to erosion are all controls on the availability of marine nutrients.

We were interested in evaluating the media coverage of tetramine poisoning within China to gain a better understanding of the epidemiology of such poisonings, such as the regional variation, demographics of both perpetrators and victims, and the effect of governmental controls on the availability of tetramine implemented in 2003.

(Capital controls involve restraints on capital, and are different from exchange controls, restraints on the availability of foreign or local currency).

In addition, the effects of varying of failure rates and mean time to repair for subsea control pods and control stations on the availability and reliability are greater than those for other components, which suggest that the two components should be given more attention when designing subsea BOP systems.

Monetary policy is implemented by controls on both the availability of credit and its cost.

Based on the high fold change and low P-value between DMD and healthy controls, and also on the availability of antibodies, MYOM3 protein was chosen for this further analysis.

Combustion engine control depends strongly on the availability and the quality of the signals involving in the controller construction.

Robust control design hinges on the availability of an accurate uncertainty model.

Independent living is much wider than choice and control and depends on the availability of funds and other resources, including peer support from disabled people's organisations, to enable disabled people to participate in society as equals – contributing their talents, earning money and paying taxes.

The effectiveness of the postural control system depends on the availability and reliability of the visual, vestibular and somatosensory (cutaneous and proprioceptive) afferent inputs and the motor outputs [ 2].