Sentence examples for more extreme control from inspiring English sources

The use of more extreme control methods (for example, poisoning) is ruled out in densely populated areas because of the risks to people and livestock.

As my F cups are outside of the "normal" size range, and my adventures in exercise tend to be vigorous in nature, I tend to settle for the more extreme levels of control.

Here we propose an alternative approach of including healthy centenarians as a more homogeneous and extreme control group.

More extreme fighters had taken control, and the rebels were so disorganized that many of them were primarily fighting among themselves.

Lisa Murkowski, Mike Castle and dozens of others labeled as RINO (Republican in Name Only) have been purged by a party growing ever more extreme and out of control.

In contrast to this style of decision making, emotional responses in OCD were more extreme and reactive than control subjects.

Two studies examined possible difference in this region in miscarriages, abortions, and stillbirths with one finding a possible difference but more extreme values in the control group [ 35] and the other finding six cases with hypomethylation in the ART group and none in the control group [ 27].

We didn't anticipate that the Al Qaeda organization would split and produce an even more virulent form — that a more extreme form would come to control the eastern portion of Syria going into Iraq.

In contrast, we found that OCD patients' emotional responses to regret counterfactuals were even more extreme than those of healthy control subjects.

The P-values at AHI1 and FOXP2 obtained by the Genomic Control approach are more extreme than those we obtained using the non-parametric rank-ordering approach, reflecting the fact that the Genomic Control approach allows us to extrapolate P-values further into the tail of the distribution.

Receptive-field extensions may also provide a mechanism for identifying with an avatar, since an avatar could be regarded as a more extreme case of an object controlled by the hands, although it is more remote than a typical tool.