Sentence examples for discussed and controlled from inspiring English sources

Table 4 shows the association of water fluoride level and the incidence of Down's syndrome, together with validity score and the confounding factors discussed and controlled for in each study.

In this paper, the design effort of the IMC and conventional controller design methods will be discussed and control results will be compared by application to nonlinear control of an industrial-scale heat exchanger.

Differences in analytical and experimentally identified models are discussed and control design strategies along with experimental results are presented for broadband reduction of noise.

In this paper, auctioning protocols for centralized control and protocols based on game-theory for decentralized control are discussed and novel control algorithms are proposed to improve the overall spectrum usage.

In [47], the global projective synchronization of fractional-order neural networks was discussed, and several control strategies were given to ensure the realization of complete synchronization, anti-synchronization, and stabilization of the addressed neural networks.

The origins of the drag-free requirements are discussed, and a control system is presented which meets the requirements under realistic assumptions for noise levels.

Some implementation aspects are discussed and the control design of a triple effect evaporator is considered to illustrate the feasibility of the methodology.

You might not know it from reading those blockbusting biographies of the founding fathers, but sex was everywhere, "regulated, controlled, discussed and crafted as part of an effort to create social stability and define racial, class and gender social boundaries".

Nothing would be guaranteed as the terms of any potential contract were being discussed and guarantees for control sought.

Feedback from the completed interview forms was given, infection control discussed and staff members articulated aspirations and ways to be recognised as 'The Best Hospital for Infection Control'.

The advantages of corrective control are discussed and the changes in the proposed open access system dispatch (IEEE Trans . Power Syst 13 (1998) 1466) required to implement a corrective control are discussed.