Sentence examples for notable control of from inspiring English sources

He continued using this pattern, establishing notable control of the fight's tempo in the fifth episode.

Four years later the territory achieved "self-government," with powers similar to those of Australian states the notable exception being that control of Aboriginal lands and national parks remained with the federal government.

A notable example of chelation control of conformation was provided by trisaccharide 29 (Scheme 8 ).

However, there are notable distinctions in the control of variation between Giardia and the previously described species.

Because the sultans no longer could control the devşirme by setting it against the Turkish notables, the devşirme gained control of the sultans and used the government for its own benefit rather than for the benefit of a sultan or his empire.

Among the firm's notable recent transactions are buying control of Skype in 2009 — and then selling it to Microsoft earlier this year for $8.5 billion; taking part in a $950 million financing round for Groupon; and teaming up with Kohlberg Kravis Roberts to buy the Go Daddy Group for about $2.25 billion.

A notable feature of the genetic control of xylose metabolism is the presence of paralogous copies of xylose reductase and xylitol dehydrogenase genes specifically expressed in either methanol or glucose.

Notable is that the precise control of gas pressures and electronics in this instrument allows for the measurement of absolute collision cross sections to a precision of better than half a percent (0.5%).

Preliminary results have been promising the most notable improvement is in overnight control of type 1 diabetes, with improvements in safety and a reduction in nocturnal hypoglycaemia being reported.

In the last decade, the Mexican government has achieved notable advances in the reduction and control of different lead sources, resulting in a corresponding reduction of blood lead levels of children and adults.

Because many pathogens occur at a high overall frequency in developing countries and thus may be present in a notable proportion of control subjects as well as patients, the relative ability of a diagnostic test to detect these pathogens in diarrheic and normal stools can have a profound effect on the interpretation of case/control data.