Sentence examples for merely controlled from inspiring English sources
The western section of the southeastern fault zone in Liudong area is merely controlled by the 527 Fault which has a high dip angle and strong activity, while its eastern section in Yaxi area is jointly controlled by the 527 Fault and the 543 Fault, which both have a relatively low dip angle and weak activity.
When I pointed out that the NSA revelations (something that, following the Sovereigns' thinking, the Rothschilds would presumably want to keep secret) were published and reported by established press, I was reminded that stories like that are merely "controlled distractions".
The detected four regions might be merely controlled by four adaptive loci, and thus their surrounding loci might be detected by the hitchhiking effect of the true adaptive locus.
Finally, while previous studies merely controlled for patient race in their examinations of determinants of treatment preferences [ 12, 20, 21], our study is the first to identify specific determinants of the willingness of patients with knee OA to undergo TKR, by patient race.
Barcelona controls the ball for more than 60percentt of the game, well above every other team in the league — not merely controlling it but relentlessly and methodically pushing toward the opponent's goal.
Temple finds a mentor, her high school science teacher, Dr. Carlock (David Strathairn), one of the first to train Temple to expand her intellect rather than merely control her impulses.
Rather than continue with today's strategy of merely controlling malaria, he argued that it is time for the world to aspire to exterminate it altogether.This is not a new idea.
This is not a method for over-all software management; it merely controls software items' versions.
There's really not much to it, at least on a non-technical level: you merely control the game by using the Sixaxis.
As shown from Fig. 8, with the coordination, the PF(P) method can merely control the voltages within the safety band when PV goes up to 60% penetration level.
Merely controlling 90% of the virgin aluminum market got Alcoa in trouble in a landmark 1945 case, even though there was considerable evidence that its dominance was due more to superior foresight and engineering than to nefarious business practices.
