Sentence examples for maintaining proper control from inspiring English sources

If applied correctly, a private cloud provides agility that solves a number of key business challenges while maintaining proper control.

Since overexpression of Myc cooperates with loss of Nkx3.1 in mouse prostate tumorigenesis, maintaining proper control of the common Nkx3.1/Myc target genes may be involved in Nkx3.1's tumor suppressor function.

Bourgon et al [ 22] demonstrate that filtering based on statistics that are independent of the test statistic; as is the case here since the probe set intensity and variability levels are independent of the sample phenotypes; will result in an increase in power to detect differentially expressed genes while maintaining proper control of the rate of detection of spurious genes.

Mr. Frey charged that Mrs. Pre court did not maintain proper control of the school and that there were defects in adminis tration and education.

The 32-year-old Uber driver, whose name was redacted from the report provided to The Washington Post, was given a citation for failure to maintain proper control of his vehicle.

Increased driver awareness of the adverse consequences of distracted driving with a focus on novice drivers, enforcement of existing laws (e.g. those requiring a driver to maintain proper control of a vehicle), and progress on engineering initiatives (such as collision warning systems) are needed to reduce injury.

The Uber driver was ticketed for failing to maintain proper control, according to the police report HuffPost obtained.

Barry nevertheless found that Cobby had "failed to maintain proper control over his command", and that his removal as 1st TAF commander was justified.

Greater nobles would have estates scattered over large geographical areas, and to maintain proper control of all their possessions it was important to physically inspect the localities on a regular basis.

Barry found that Cobby had "failed to maintain proper control over his command", while Cobby defended his leadership of No. 1 TAF, contending that although there was "some discontent", it was "a healthy sign of discontent amongst certain officers who wished to do more in the war than they were doing.

Maintaining proper access control to Electronic Medical Records EMRR) is essential to protecting patients' privacy.