Sentence examples for functional control over from inspiring English sources

For all its flaws and excesses, al-Shabab did, at least manage to exercise full administrative and functional control over most areas under its control.

Similarly, in Guatemala, district parliamentarians have functional control over the hiring of public service personnel, despite laws recognizing this as illegal interference with the executive branch of government [ 10].

"We are now at a point where we want to hand over functional control of the port to the appropriate civilian authorities," said Lt. Col. Paul Ash, a British officer with the Royal Logistic Corps, which has been helping to operate the port.

The Knopfs promptly sold the family firm to Cerf at Random House, while retaining functional control.

In contrast to traditional biodegradable polymers such as aliphatic polyesters and polycarbonates, polypeptides are inherently functional, allow precise control over polarity and charges, show excellent stability against hydrolysis, and are prone to rapid biodegradation in vivo by specific enzymes.

They described more severe symptoms, greater functional impairment, less control over their bodies and more disruption and loss in their daily lives than the LFCs.

Benefits that have been observed in patients with diseases other than cancer include: less stress, decreased levels of symptom distress and concern about illness, increased functional status, coping, control over illness, self-efficacy, understanding of and commitment to the treatment plan and satisfaction with their physician (Davison et al, 1995).

This novel functionalized system offers complex functional scaffolds with tight control over morphology and biochemistry, and with the potential to engineer cell cultures, cell therapy delivery systems, and tissue matrices that closely reflect the in vivo environment and thereby enhance cell performance.

A new generation of nucleophilic glycine equivalents, designed to contain a functional framework, that allows control over the physical properties as well as the reactivity, is described.

Precise control over functional three-dimensional nanoarchitectures and how to integrate them across different length scales is a significant challenge in nanoscience and nanoengineering.

Identification of crystal nucleation and growth pathways is of fundamental importance for synthesis of functional materials, which requires control over size, orientation, polymorph, and hierarchical structure, often in the presence of additives used to tune the energy landscape defining these pathways.