Sentence examples for means in control from inspiring English sources

Bond strength means in control groups were significantly higher than those in experimental groups.

The means in control versus exposed mice were analyzed for significant differences by one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) with significance set at p < 0.05.

"Alviro Petersen also played well and we need both of them to push on tomorrow because we are by no means in control of the game at this point".

For k < 4, the mean out-of-control TUD was 14, while the mean in-control TUD was 350 isolates.

The mean in-control TUD value for CUSUM charts is 427, suggesting a false-positive alert once every 5 months, though false-positive alerts are associated with a higher out-of-control TUD.

So it seems that feeling hangry, for some people, means feeling in control – of desire, impulses and, most of all, weight.

Being a natural beauty means being in control and aware of your body and mind.

"The government of Bahrain denies and condemns the use of lethal force or unlawful means in controlling demonstrations in the Kingdom of Bahrain," she said in a statement.

Therefore, re-irradiation has become a safe and effective means in controlling recurrent gliomas.

There could be a thousand public meetings about what control means in a global economy, and perhaps there will be.

Staying small can also mean staying in control.