Sentence examples for functions of controlling from inspiring English sources

Moreover, we also extend our approach to create the functions of controlling the deformation and searching for optimal printing directions.

This suggests that Tregs in the drLNs can inhibit the development of effector cells such as cytotoxic CD4+ and CD8+ T cells, whereas Tregs in the tumor itself may have dual functions of controlling tumor-promoting inflammation on one hand but suppressing local effector T-cell responses on the other [ 37].

One of the functions of controlled vocabulary is to select from what may be a large group of synonyms the one term that most accurately describes a topic.

This proposed controller serves dual function of controlling the system under normal conditions as well as compensating the disturbance.

Therefore, such a damper cannot be expected to provide the ventilation rate as required by a ventilation code and its intended function of controlling ventilation is limited.

Laboratory tests and heart rate (HR) recordings (see below) were assessed as a normal function of controlling training and racing by their coach.

It is a neurotransmitter entirely produced in adipocytes, with the fundamental function of controlling appetite, regulating food intake, and energy expenditure [ 65].

This is conceivable considering that endothelial cells are a part of the blood brain barrier and thus have a function of controlling the influx of molecules into the brain and therefore might have to react more often to environmental changes.

This feature is proposed to aid the Pex23 family of proteins in their function of controlling peroxisome number and size in different yeast species (Brown et al., 2000; Vizeacoumar et al., 2004; Yan et al., 2008).

GI has the conserved function of controlling the expression of the FT (florigen) gene in Arabidopsis, rice, and pea (H ayama et al. 2003; M izoguchi et al. 2005; H echt et al. 2007).

The decision making system consists of separate modules that perform the functions of control, diagnosis, prognosis, and decision making.