By limiting the amount of cement used in the mixture, the ultimate strength of CLSM could be controlled for easy excavation.
Dr. Friedman said the first flight, LightSail-1, would be a success if the sail could be controlled for even a small part of an orbit and it showed any sign of being accelerated by sunlight.
Potential confounders such as external gamma radiation, long-lived radionuclides, silica dust and smoking could be controlled for and it was found that major confounding of the radon-related risk by these factors is unlikely.
By changing the FLH and the time to initiate transverse direction (TD) expansion, the relative number of lamellae stacked both perpendicular and parallel to the machine direction (MD) could be controlled for a constant blow up ratio (BUR) of 4 1.
In 2006, staff from Legatum, a Dubai-based investment firm, read in a Financial Times article that the worst neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) could be controlled for just 50 cents per person per year.
By tuning the width of stripes as well as the thickness of films, each resonance phenomenon could be controlled for actual application.
The country-pair unobserved heterogeneity could be controlled for by applying a transformation that eliminates the time-invariant effects, such as the fixed effects (FE) or the first differences (FD).
Although, as discussed below, not all confounding factors in the study could be controlled for, these results support the hypothesis that competitive academic environments increase not only the productivity of researchers, but also their bias against "negative" results.
Potential confounding by other risk factors, such as age, parity, BMI, and chronic hypertensive disease, could be controlled for.
