Sentence examples for facility to control from inspiring English sources

In this research, the required performance of DEMO tritium removal facility to control the primary tritium concentration has been calculated and it is shown that existing devices can be applied to DEMO.

In addition, it is observed that there was not any preliminary facility to control or dump the domestic sewage.

There was no sanitation facility to control or dump the municipal sewage to fall into rivers, so that sewerage made a part of urban rivers without any preliminary treatment.

Deadly stampedes are a relatively common occurrence at temples in India, where large crowds — sometimes hundreds of thousands of people — congregate in small areas lacking facilities to control big gatherings.

Improved sanitary facilities to control inflow of domestic and industrial wastes (Na+, Cl, NO( _{3}^ ) and Mg2+ ions) into groundwater system.

Previous studies have demonstrated the importance of improving aquaculture facilities to control and minimize the risk of species invasions [98]; we therefore suggest that appropriate cultivation facilities for stocking and aquaculture are important to prevent further P. clarkii invasions.

The need for research to determine feasible public health approaches, allied to coordinated treatment facilities to control breast cancer in India, is emphasized.

At the time of the study, artemether lumefantrine (AL) had recently been introduced as first-line treatment and was only available at government health facilities to ensure controlled prescription.

Price's answer seems to be that the internet is a neutral facility, impossible to control or censor.

The NWHC participated with ICF in development of on-site management actions and facility design to control this new disease, conducted additional follow-up studies (Docherty and Romaine 1983; Shuh et al. 1986), and recommended further preventive actions and national surveillance for IBDC in captive cranes (Dein and Docherty 1988).

Recovery facilities tried to control the stress levels of their participants, and one activity they generally prohibited was school.