Sentence examples for need for control of from inspiring English sources

However recent reports of randomized controlled trials and multicenter cohort studies, confirmed the need for control of hyperglycemia in women with GDM to improve the pregnancy outcomes [ 12] and that maternal hyperglycemia at levels even lower than those for diabetes mellitus (DM) are associated with adverse pregnancy outcomes in a linear relationship [ 13].

The oldest trick in the sexist book is the female need for control of children.

These results also point to the need for control of sonication conditions in large scale synthesis to ensure tighter batch-to-batch reproducibility of nanotube sensors.

As the working temperatures for SOFCs continue to decrease, in order to maintain fuel robustness, the need for control of the inlet fuel composition increases.

This question is an important challenge to observational research and once again stresses the need for control of possible biases in choosing an appropriate study design.

Yet Prof. Luigi Boitani, a wolf biologist at the University of Rome, has begun to ask himself, "Did we do something wrong?" The fact that "today most of the public is in favor of wolves" in Italy has made it impossible for him to convince people of the need for control of the wolf population.

We're unlikely to see anything like the dictatorships that emerged from the chaos of the 1930s but it's entirely possible that democratic governments will feel the need for controls of the kind that European officials have imposed in Cyprus.

Frequency tuning in steps of around 2 3 GHz might be needed for control of plasma stability.

Thus, granting learners autonomy appeared to endow them with confidence in their ability, diminished needs for control of negative emotional responses, and created more positive affect, which may help consolidate motor memories.

Nonetheless, with prompt and effective therapy the incidence of malaria, although decreased, remained quite high in our cohort, and so additional control measures, including ITNs, rational use of insecticides, and, when available, an effective vaccine, are also needed for control of malaria in Africa.

In a long-term study, sublingual buprenorphine was available for use as needed for control of pain (Likar and Sittle 2005).