Sentence examples for denominated control from inspiring English sources

Throughout this work, mice receiving S. enterica Typhimurium χ3987-pYA3137vapA were denominated immunized mice and those inoculated with either S. enterica Typhimurium χ3987-pYA3137 or PBS were denominated control mice.

In this work, an intelligent control architecture for controlling multi-robots, denominated ACIn, that integrates planning and RBS, has been proposed.

Forty-eight unrelated individuals with classical T2DM (late-onset, any kind of familial history except either the one defining LOADDM group or both parents with diabetes) have been included as controls and denominated CT2DM group.

A transport equation that provides the local residence time field is derived by the balance on a control volume of a variable denominated "quantity of residence time".

The current capital controls ban a swap/exchange of ISK denominated assets to foreign currency, and so by effect has trapped repayment of ISK denominated assets to the creditors – which in theory mean they should be interested to accept a haircut in return for getting the capital controls lifted.

That is the concern, but the U.S. is distinguished from Greece in that its debt is denominated in its own currency, over which it has sovereign control.

A bank loan taken out at a floating interest rate, or denominated in foreign currency, exposes the borrower to additional risks beyond his control.

A relatively easy monetary policy should also put downward pressure on the black market for the renminbi, as speculators chase higher yields in assets denominated in foreign currencies and exploit loopholes in China's exchange controls.

"It was set up after exchange controls went so that people who wanted to invest in dollar denominated shares and companies could do so".

Because the U.S. has its own currency -- and because much of the world's transactions are denominated in dollars -- our government can borrow money denominated in our own currency and control overall interest rates in our economy.

(Because of China's tight exchange control rules, foreigners are not allowed to invest in the much larger A-share market, denominated in Chinese yuan).