Sentence examples for make a control from inspiring English sources

In February 2005, he voted in favour of changing the text in the Prevention of Terrorism Bill from "The Secretary of State may make a control order against an individual" to "The Secretary of State may apply to the court for a control order ..."....

The peptide-ellipticine complexes were prepared by adding 1 mL of the fresh peptide solution into a glass vial containing a thin film of 0.04 mg ellipticine at the bottom, followed by mechanical stirring at 900 rpm for 24 h. 1 mL of pure water, instead of peptide solution, was also added to another vial to make a control sample.

Make a control lysate sample by adding 30μl 3X Laemmli sample buffer to 60μl supernatant.

Analysis with EN and GC-MS was done at 0 time, inoculation day, and 24 hours later a second cycle of GC-MS was performed to make a control of the head space changes at the end of the EN analysis.

If you are not, either settle for game or make a control-bid (cue-bid) suggesting a slam to partner.

In addition to providing useful insight into the in-flight behavior of particles with different sizes, the model is used to make a control-relevant parametric analysis of the HVOF thermal spray process.

The AAIB is also investigating why there was no Mayday call and why the aircraft was not able to make a controlled landing.

Finally, we make a controlled before and after comparison of the people with LTC and CMP (n = 118) and the controls with LTCs (n = 1115).

It's so out of our control all over the world, it makes a control freak like me wonder what 2015 will hold for us in that regard, especially for those who live in the areas that seem particularly vulnerable.

Similarly, there was equal likelihood of making a control arm guess among control arm cases (and so guess correctly), as of making a control arm guess among intervention arm cases (and so guess incorrectly).

At present study, we used Aβ 35 25) for making a control group to indicate that Aβ(25 35 -induced 25 35 -induceds were sequence-dependent phenomemory