Sentence examples for generally under control from inspiring English sources

Inflation was generally under control during that time, but inflation does not take into account increases in what workers contribute to health-care insurance, according to Dean Baker, a co-director of the Center for Economic Policy and Research, a liberal think tank in Washington.

He said he had "never harmed anyone", and that his condition was generally under control thanks to the medical treatment he is receiving.

China achieved a relatively high rate of self-owned housing although at a large price, which may partially explain why China's public safety is generally under control (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 2011, 2014).

The year 1958 was chosen as a time point beyond the window defined by our phylogenetic dating study; although the city population had considerably expanded, GUD infections were generally under control and circumcision was almost universal.

Conventional pharmaceutical processes involving cell culture growth are generally taken under control with expensive and long laboratory tests performed by direct sampling to evaluate quality.

The disease was generally brought under control by the 1960s in much of Africa but has re-emerged in many countries since the 1970s [ 8].

Thermal reactions are generally under kinetic control and their products removed from thermodynamic equilibrium while catalytic reactions are often under equilibrium control and their products near equilibrium.

Transport reactions are generally under the control of promiscuous genes (in the consistent version of Recon 2 e.g. the gene SLC7A6 controls 294 reactions) and therefore transporters are not included into the core set as otherwise whole subsystems would be included in the output model due to one gene.

The SINR threshold θ is generally under the control of the system designer and should be chosen reasonably.

Hundreds are reported to have died in attacks on Aug. 21 in Damascus suburbs generally under the control of Syrian rebels, although the fatality toll is disputed.

Response to cell damage is generally under the control of ATM/ATR and Chk1 and 2. FANCD2 stabilization leads to activation of Chk1, the initial step in DNA damage repair [ 130, 131].