Sentence examples for more reliable controls from inspiring English sources

The White House is right to suspend the program's operations until it can be sure more reliable controls are in place.

Note if these improvements or solutions can be implemented quickly, or even with temporary fixes, until more reliable controls can be put in place.

Birds and mammals, two groups that descended from the reptiles, put sex under the more reliable control of genes, not of temperature.

Monitoring the ORP and pH mV) revealed that pH mV) is a more reliable control parameter than ORP for the real-time control of the oxic phase.

Recent advances of intelligent combustion control (ICC) technologies indicate that hybrid fuzzy control schemes, integrating some ideas and paradigms existing in different soft computing approaches, may provide more reliable control performance of combustion process.

It was found that mechanical properties and the yield can be additionally optimized by reducing the epistemic uncertainties, which consequently requires more accurate measurements and more reliable control of the production processes.

FLC technique gives better and more reliable control for PV grid system with varying weather conditions [15].

A more reliable control sample with which to improve the batch-correction might be provided by an mRNA sample more representative of that under investigation; in this case, a pool of tumour RNA rather than the UHRR.

ABL is a more reliable control gene to compare diagnostic and MRD samples, yet there may be competition between BCR-ABL fusion transcripts and ABL gene when amplifying samples with t(9 22).

Rather than the "positive feedback" system of LA513, use of a late-acting promoter in a more conventional bipartite expression system might perhaps give more reliable control over the time of expression of an effector molecule and hence the lethal phase; this has previously been demonstrated in Drosophila for female-specific promoters and for embryo-specific promoters [ 27, 39, 40].

Although it seems logical to average over many observations to generate more reliable control estimates, the mean birth rates obtained by such a process are a weighted average of the seasonality present in the population and not an estimate of some fundamental underlying rate.