Sentence examples for for correct control from inspiring English sources

The proposed method turns out to be a useful tool for scientific design of several processes, such as sterilization and pasteurization, and for correct control of transport, storage and distribution of foods.

Obviously, the close interaction of the shelterin components necessary for correct control of telomere maintenance suggests that shelterin molecules other than TIN2 may well be implicated in some of the approximately 50% of uncharacterised cases of DC.

This in itself may present problems; having to rely on a single type of media to support cell types that may have quite different media requirements is challenging and emphasises the need for correct controls and robust standardisation of methodology.

It therefore starts by identifying and estimating/measuring the risk and identifies what should be considered the key resources, strategies, and measures for correcting, controlling, and preventing it, using a participatory process [ 10– 10].

We conclude that the judicious use of standard formal methods and tools suffices for the systematic development of correct control programs for this kind of application.

Nuclear localisation of active ERK is necessary for the correct control of gene expression by growth-factors, and for morphological transformation of fibroblasts and PC12 [19]–[22].

The equilibrium between kinase and phosphatase signals is essential for the correct control of normal cell survival, proliferation and differentiation (Hunter, 1995).

Serological results were not communicated for all patients, and correct control groups were missing.

It is necessary to know the influence of glycemic levels for ACS prognosis when a correct control of the level is obtained during the ACS acute phase.

The Curve Warning was thus designed to detect incorrect, insufficient or missing rider action in these situations and to warn him unobtrusively but effectively by suggesting a more appropriate action for correct longitudinal control of the vehicle.

Proper development of spinal curvature in the sagittal plane and the maintenance of symmetry in the frontal and transverse planes are both essential for correct balance control.