Sentence examples for definition of control from inspiring English sources

Currently, the Taliban control considerable swaths of Afghan rural territory—how much, exactly, depends on your definition of control, but a lot.

Currently, the Taliban control considerable swaths of Afghan rural territory — how much, exactly, depends on your definition of control, but a lot.

But something as complex as an A.I. minesweeper, Traweek said, "is a problem so far removed from balancing a rocket on a nozzle that it demands a fundamentally new definition of control".

Sixth, fluid intake ≤200 mL was considered 'negligible' and included within the definition of control conditions.

In view of Remark 2.7, Definition 2.9, and the definition of control function, one has (3.3).

Regarding identification, the definition of control groups might be an issue in difference-in-difference approaches.

Selection (4 items): adequacy of case definition; representativeness of the cases; selection of controls; and definition of controls.

However, using the case-cohort analysis there is no ambiguity over the definition of controls.

Using the logistic approach there are efficiency gains by reusing controls over time and care should be taken over the definition of controls within time periods.

The quality of case control studies was assessed as follows: adequate definition of cases, representativeness of cases, selection of controls, definition of controls, control for the most important factor or the second important factor, exposure assessment, same method of ascertainment for all subjects, and non-response rate (Table  1).

The methodological quality of the included studies was evaluated based on the Newcastle Ottawa Scale (NOS) [ 22], by appraising the following characteristics (an example for case control and cross-sectional studies): Selection (4 items): adequacy of case definition; representativeness of the cases; selection of controls; and definition of controls.