Sentence examples for expanded to control from inspiring English sources

Many had been sewn again and again, taken in to fit the torso of a skinny 11-year-old bride, or expanded to control something more ebullient.

This method can be expanded to control the size of other transition⿿metal oxide nanocrystalline on the graphene nanosheets and improve the capacitance and utilization of the metal oxide⿿graphene nanohybrids.

Originally a company that connected buyers and sellers, in recent years Li & Fung has expanded to control more and more of the supply chain, from logistics to production to product design.

As secondary metabolism seems to be the major function connecting InterPro entries with most negative values on PC1, it could be expected that "IPR001138: Fungal transcriptional regulatory protein, N-terminal" family has expanded to control secondary metabolism and that MFS transporters would have expanded to export the produced metabolites.

The Google Assistant functionality is also expanding to control more services such as the launching of apps and switching inputs.

In order to avoid ceiling effects, the original version of 15 semantically unrelated nouns was expanded to 25, controlling for word frequency (on the basis of a comprehensive search using the "google" search system) [ 27] and categories.

This model could be expanded to the control of other genes of interest (GAL2, GAL3, and GAL80) coupled to separate reporters.

Finally, once the follow-up survey was completed, HBCT implementation was expanded to the control locations, concluding in March 2012.

The massive library of metabolic information, organized around the velocity and substrate vectors and the stoichiometry matrix, can readily be expanded to incorporate control networks, such as hormone effects (for example, [ 17]).

How well these research techniques can be expanded to assist TB control programs is not clear.

The micro-combustor as a heat source is a simple cylinder, which is easy to fabricate, but is two-staged (expanding downstream) to control ignition and stable burning.