Sentence examples for more fully controlled from inspiring English sources

She had it in her 20s, when audiences first met her; at 55, she can still count it among her most remarkable assets, and her ability to deploy it has only become richer and more fully controlled.

Results are discussed in the context of previous studies that examine the efficacy of behavior therapy and its combination with nicotine patches, using more fully controlled designs and conditions.

The sample of adoptees is able to more fully control for genetic confounding.

Renaissance Capital analyst Alexander Burgansky told Forbes that owning the whole company would make it easier for Gazprom to restructure itself, perhaps spinning off its oil division into a separate company and allowing it to more fully control acquisition strategies.

However, the risk observed in analysis restricted to women with a history of depression, thus more fully controlling for maternal psychiatric history, was lower and not significantly elevated.

Information on comorbid conditions (depression and mental health) should be collected in future studies to more fully control for possible confounders.

This would soon change, in part because the production of documentary films is dependent on world events and is therefore more haphazard and more difficult than the fully controlled process of making fiction films in studios.

Rural road municipalities require a more centralized information system fully controlled by them.

However, it remains controversial whether breastfeeding provides a direct nutritional advantage for child cognition– attributed in part to the high levels and range of LC-PUFAs– or simply reflects more favorable socio-environmental factors– no fully controlled in statistical analysis– among women who breast feed [11] [14].

It fully controlled four of 15 common "above-ground" corn pests like corn borers, cutworms and stinkbugs, and partially suppressed three more.

Now the epidemic is fully controlled.