Sentence examples for more controlled conditions from inspiring English sources

With molten sulfur it reacts violently to produce polysulfides; under more controlled conditions it reacts with organic solutions of sulfur.

Maturing is vital – usually two to three years – though producers of the world's most famous hard cheese prefer more controlled conditions.

Air meetings and races were as popular in Europe as in the United States, though they were held less frequently, and aerial experimentation in Europe tended to take place under more controlled conditions.

Nonetheless, future work should validate the VCRT under more controlled conditions.

Others from Yandex to Waymo have tested cars in snow, but from their reports these seem to have been more controlled conditions.

However, the latter results are preliminary and need to be confirmed by future studies under more controlled conditions.

Listening tests conducted with more subjects and more controlled listening conditions must be carried out in the future to confirm this trend.

It is noteworthy to state that no Map was detected or isolated, therefore indicating that its presence in wild rabbits might be related to environmental factors that do not occur in more controlled farm conditions or that its prevalence is lower and a higher number of animals should be tested.

So, to understand the mechanism of nanoceria redox performance, we used more simple and controlled conditions: the nanoceria oxidation dynamics was studied in aqueous colloidal solutions for nanoceria specimens with variation of oxygen deficiency.

Hemerocallis is easily cultivated and readily grown in the field and, more importantly, in controlled conditions in glasshouses and growth rooms.

In the future, to better assess the capabilities of current WSI technology and to validate our findings we plan to build on this study, including more controlled assessments of conditions that may impact the performance, user attributes and application of WSI across a variety of clinical environments.