Sentence examples for more closely control from inspiring English sources

While we did not specifically draw participants' attention to their scores in the PVA condition, we would urge future studies in this area to more closely control the impact of feedback by either eliminating all access to feedback or providing commensurate amounts and quality of feedback across all training conditions.

The results of the current study, in conjunction with the current understanding of the mechanisms of action of nobiletin and tangeritin from in vitro and in vivo studies, suggests that Diabetinol® administration holds promise as a synergistic adjunctive therapy that may slow or prevent disease progression, more closely control PP glucose fluctuations, and decrease CVD risk.

The attacks in Paris earlier this month which left 130 dead appear to have been much more closely controlled by the organisation, though again, details are unclear.

Mr. Bien said he envied architects of the 1920's because they had more freedom -- they more closely controlled the construction end and had fewer zoning and landmark rules to hem them in.

It also suggests that Mr. Florio's campaign will be more closely controlled by George E. Norcross, a campaign co-chairman and the former Camden County Democratic leader who remains the most powerful Democrat in southern New Jersey.

This would mean the robot could be more closely controlled and move in different directions.

Land use/cover spatial database were created using supervised classification because it is more closely controlled by the analyst and it gives more accurate result.

In the present paper, a supervised classification approach was completed to assess the land use pattern and their spatial variation which can be more closely controlled by image processing or image interpreter.

Case control studies rely on retrospective records and there may be confounding study factors, which can be more closely controlled in a prospective clinical trial.

However, the findings of this study cannot be extrapolated to current MSWIs, which emit lower amounts of pollutants and are more closely controlled than past MSWIs.

The CVTi-S is a cornerstone of a new-for-2014 LE Eco model, which also features a new 1.8-liter, 140-horsepower engine with Valvematic, a technology that more closely controls intake valve lift and timing.