Sentence examples for had well controlled from inspiring English sources

The composite scaffolds had well controlled and interconnected pore structures, high mechanical strength and a sustained release of DEX.

We based our assumption on a study from China, in which 60% of people with diabetes in a hospital cohort had well controlled HbA1C levels [ 30].

When p-values were moderately correlated (ρ = 0.2, Beta (2, 5 ), Uniform (0.1, 0.9 ), (Table 4)), the inverse norm, the Wilcoxon and the Logit tests had well controlled Type I errors for all tested sample sizes.

Seven percent of all of the asthma patients had well controlled disease (ACQ score <0.7), 48% had partly controlled asthma (ACQ score 0.7 1.5) and 45% had poorly controlled disease (ACQ score >1.5).

The structure has well controlled the lattice temperature and also many improvements are obtained because of the embedded undoped region in the suitable place.

It was found that the present power-conditioning scheme has well controlled the power flow between the fuel cell stack and the battery by regulating the power flow from or to the battery.

The reconstruction starting from the CO3-LDH having well controlled size and morphology would result in the fine-control of drug/LDH nanohybrids.

Since no shigellosis cases in Zhuoxi were reported from March 2, 2007 to December 31 , 2010 suggesting that successful public health intervention has well controlled the endemic disease.

Mean BMI is similar, a higher percentage of the study cohort have well controlled blood pressure (<140/90 mmHg) but not as well controlled as a national cohort of Indigenous adults with diabetes [ 15].

Absence of floor effects in this group could have been due to inclusion of relatively healthy school going adolescents along with the teens from asthma clinics that are likely to have well controlled disease condition, compared to inward patients.

More importantly, less than half of patients with CKD have well controlled blood pressure (BP) and only about 30% of patients initiate dialysis with a fistula or graft [ 8- 10].