Sentence examples for in a number of controlled from inspiring English sources
The border between oligemia and ischemia is that point at which functional impairment manifests, called the functional threshold, and has been experimentally determined in a number of controlled animal studies [5, 6].
The study is the latest in a number of "controlled experiments" Facebook has carried out on its users without their knowledge, though none has been as radical as this one.
The effects of implementing a CGA-based approach have been evaluated in a number of controlled studies conducted in inpatients and community-dwelling outpatients.
6, 12, 13 The oral prolonged-release OXN-PR combination was shown in a number of controlled randomized trials to provide effective analgesia to patients with severe chronic pain and to significantly reduce the incidence of opioid-induced constipation, with an improvement in compliance and quality of life.
To evaluate possible effects of spontaneous presynaptic inputs on STP we blocked excitatory and inhibitory synaptic transmission in a number of control experiments (n = 5 cells; cf. Methods).
We also counted Pbx-Hox occurrence and shuffled versions in a number of control regions and across the whole human genome (Additional File 4).
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08969.005 In a number of control neurons we detected an increase in overall firing rate of the cell following presentation of the first US, with the highest proportion of activated neurons observed in control mice on the first day of conditioning.
"We apologise unreservedly to those customers affected and have put in place a number of controls to prevent this from happening again".
The accessions were tested in comparison to a number of control species: triticale, rye, oats and hexaploid bread wheat.
Plasma control systems (PCS) in tokamaks need to fulfill a number of control tasks to achieve the desired physics goals.
In the proposed control design, a number of control coefficients are made adaptive so that the result is global with respect to unknown frequencies in the disturbances.
