Sentence examples for in relation to controlling from inspiring English sources

Gelled emulsion particles are discussed in relation to controlling the release of lipophilic volatiles in the mouth during eating, using a mass spectroscopic technique that enables real time measurement of volatiles on the breath.

They concluded that the Brain computer interface (BCI) chips, like the ones used in the episode to tie the victims' brains to the computer used by Dr. Laxmeesh Nayak, have also been used on real-life human subjects, though not in relation to controlling sleep cycles.

During the first two years, growth was enhanced by the two biosolid treatments in relation to control, although the change in the biomass allocation pattern differed between species.

The two groups of genes differentially expressed in the hypothalamus of LP rats in relation to control animals, were then analyzed using the Gene Ontology (GO) database and the functional classification tool from the DAVID database (http://david.abcc.ncifcrf.gov/).abcc.ncifcrf.gov/

Our finding that the expression of PI3K and AKT was significantly increased in the hypothalamus of LP rats in relation to control animals therefore suggests that the fuel sensing mechanisms of the cell are also affected by early protein restriction.

In relation to control beliefs, study participants highlighted a large number of barriers to participating in physical activity in pregnancy.

However, other studies [ 9, 11, 13] did not demonstrate superiority of EMD in relation to control group.

Total flavonoids increased 45%% in leaves and 31 % in roots in relation to control plants; flavan-3-ols increased 40%% in leaves and 26%% in roots.

The isoform IL-32γ presented 20-fold increase in cutaneous lesions, and 10-fold increase in mucosal lesions in relation to control tissues.

Increased life span (ILS) was observed in treated diabetic mice with both WSDP and EEP preparations for 30.43% and 20.67%, respectively, in relation to control diabetic mice.

Figure 1 demonstrates the beating rate in beats per minute and rate change in relation to control for all concentrations applied.