Sentence examples for more stable control from inspiring English sources
Second, participants in the EID condition exhibited more stable control; experiencing fewer and shorter oscillations around the target goals.
This shows that subjects' neuromuscular systems were able to respond to local perturbations more effectively when wearing the device, reflecting a more stable control of spinal movements.
Nonetheless, intravascular cooling and surface cooling with automatic feedback systems allow for a more stable control of the temperature [ 32, 33].
The pairwise variation (Vn/Vn+1) between two sequential normalization factors (NFn and NFn+1) are used to determine the necessity of adding the next more stable control gene for reliable normalization [ 31].
Ideally, in an adaptive system (e.g. a learning organisation), the feedback from this loop will reflect learning from successes and failures over the history of the organisation that might facilitate increasing 'expertise' with respect to a particular component control problem (i.e. smarter or more stable control solutions).
The upgraded CCS is an expandable and real-time control system which has been developed for the EAST fusion experiment with four goals: (a) more stable process control and supervisory operation; (b) high-precision timing and synchronization; (c) more reliable interlock and protection; and (d) more stable network environment.
The larger SNR is used, the more stable the control is and the smaller correction term is needed.
This study suggests that insulin glargine leads to more effective and more stable glycemic control than the same dose of insulin detemir.
The results of the present study suggest that insulin glargine provides more effective and more stable glycemic control than insulin detemir.
Costa and Durel [ 98] also reported a clear difference between primary and secondary growth increments and suggested more stable genetic control for secondary growth response.
As discussed above this is not necessarily a detriment amplification of multiple family members might result in a more stable internal control than single gene amplification.
