Sentence examples for more sensitive control from inspiring English sources
We are motivated to utilize these aggregated structures and to achieve more sensitive control of the aggregation size.
This new system enables a more sensitive control of the plasma geometry and can withstand larger perturbations, enabling to push the plasma performance to its limits without risking a severe control loss, which might endanger the machine integrity.
Sitting on the right side also allows pilots to operate the collective control with the left hand, leaving the right hand free to deal with the more sensitive cyclic control.
A number of individual rats showed no change or reduced sensitivity (increased latency) to heat stimuli when compared to control – their responses fell within the range of control responses – but on average, rats that received repeated neonatal CI (3 times or more) were more sensitive than control rats.
Besides, we will adopt available bandwidth estimation scheme for more sensitive congestion control in order to achieve better throughput.
Consistent with our previous results, LCN7 overexpressing cells were more sensitive than control cells to the pro-invasive and pro-sprouting impact of TGF-β.
Our preliminary evidence demonstrates that these mice are markedly more sensitive than control animals to chronic alcohol-induced cardiac function as well as morphological damage (20, 21).
The loss of this ESE weakens exon 7 recognition, making its splicing more sensitive to control by a number of splicing factors.
In contrast, cwLckCre-CAMLfl/fl thymocytes were significantly more sensitive than control cells to certain other stimuli, including cytokine deprivation, treatment with etoposide (even 100-fold lower concentrations) or stimulation of the death receptor Fas.
His approach in the 1980s became less provocative, and more sensitive and controlled, and a string of interpretations of Chekhov, Ibsen and Strindberg met with critical and public acclaim.
In contrast, COC animals were significantly more sensitive than controls to the effects of IDZ on omission errors and nontrials.
