Sentence examples for more controlled manner from inspiring English sources
These substances don't prevent freezing, but they slow ice formation and allow the fluids surrounding cells to freeze in a more controlled manner while the contents of the cells remain unfrozen.
Novel system containing organo-zinc compounds yielded polymers in more controlled manner.
Laboratory reactor systems designed to model specific environments enable researchers to explore environmental dynamics in a more controlled manner.
DarwinTunes, which originally swapped musical genes at random, now does so in a more controlled manner and may produce more interesting music, MacCallum says.
Additionally, it is intended to demonstrate a phenomenon that already exists in the world that should subsequently be studied in a more controlled manner, likely with multiple experimenter-generated video clips.
A large number of publications have shown that advanced configurations with functionally graded properties could collapse in a more controlled manner and have a remarkable energy-absorbing efficiency when compared with traditional uniform structures and materials.
Placing the leaf tissue within the dehydration box with a NaCl solution equilibrated with the air in the box, which has a calculated water potential (ψW) of −0.83 MPa at the concentration stated above, causes water to leave the leaf in a more controlled, reproducible manner down the water potential gradient.
I'll probably just have to do it in more controlled and selective manner".
In order to achieve this goal, formulation scientists search for better alternatives of biomaterials to deliver the therapeutics in more precise and controlled manner in vivo.
The protein release kinetics intends to present a more controlled and sustained manner with the decreased X ratio from 8too 2, and such phenomenon is mainly attributed to the 'anchoring' effect of the crystalline apatite mineral layers formed at the fiber surface.
This would, in theory, allow trainees to be exposed to cases of increasing difficulty in a more controlled and graduated manner, thereby potentially reducing rates of complication.
