Sentence examples for judicious control from inspiring English sources

Judicious control of ligand steric bulk and auxiliary structural elements enables the construction of novel synthetic complexes that model the properties of metalloprotein active sites, thus providing insight into their structure and function.

Judicious control of laser pulse on- and off-time could improve process efficiency through restricting the vapor growth and its effective removal by water-jet within the laser on- and off-time, respectively.

In managed plantings, the risk of disease can be reduced by limiting pruning operations to cool, dry periods, which are less conducive to infection, and by judicious control of insects that can serve as wounding agents and vectors.

Films containing randomly oriented conical CNTs with varying length and density were grown on Si substrates by MPECVD process at relatively low temperature by judicious control of the process parameters such as microwave power and growth time.

In this article, films having randomly oriented short and cone-shaped CNTs have been grown on Si substrates by tubular MPECVD process at relatively low temperature through judicious control over the process parameters such as microwave power and growth time.

Can't something [be] done by education of strikers, by judicious control of capitalists, by wise general policy to end or diminish the evil?

Judicious glycemic control and other preventative and management strategies have been suggested, including resting the pancreatic β-cells by insulin administration during the period immediately after transplant and intensive lifestyle modification upon kidney transplantation to lower the incidence of NODAT (158).

Ever since, the Mets have been more judicious in controlling — and restricting — Minaya's accessibility.

We aim to achieve the performance requirement by judicious choice of control variables, defined in Appendix "Control variables" section.

During a prolonged outbreak, a broader investigation to search for additional reservoirs in colonized patients, health-care workers, and the environment may be needed.5 Also important is the judicious use and control of antimicrobials, particularly the restricted use of broad-spectrum cephalosporins.18,46 This is particularly important in NICUs that use cefotaxime to treat late-onset sepsis.

It is precisely for processes and environments such these that we need judicious non-conventional control algorithms that will be implemented without dependency on the availability of the above-mentioned requirements.