Sentence examples for particularly controlled from inspiring English sources

The distance from the mouth of the speaker to the microphone varies and was not particularly controlled, but in most cases the distance was smaller than 50 cm.

The distance from the mouth of the speaker to the microphone varied and was not particularly controlled but in most cases was less than 50 cm.

The paper indicates that, depending upon the minor components involved, the solid phases in admixture might be usefully distributed among three types of product: conventional underground backfill, cemented civil engineering backfill (particularly controlled low strength material or CLSM) and manufactured soil.

He says running a business has been a steep learning curve – particularly controlling stock and dealing with suppliers.

The active set specifies which constraints will particularly control the final result of the optimization, so they are very important in the optimization.

"Social media is extraordinarily powerful for charities but it's not something they can particularly control - campaigns like this are always a bonus".

Particularly, controlling the abundance of proteins that may have detrimental effects on cell growth is crucial for rapid recovery from stress-induced quiescence.

This study concludes that both TLR8 and TLR9 act together in controlling TLR7 function, TLR8 particularly controlling TLR7 function in dendritic cells and TLR9 restraining TLR7 response in B cells [ 17].

This scenario might justify a requirement for additional frataxin as a regulator of iron redistribution (23), particularly controlling the access of extra iron to the mitochondrial ISC machinery, in keeping with a recently proposed hypothesis (5).

Previous work on soil conservation focused attention on technological innovations, particularly control and mitigation of soil erosion.

Modern Chinese dragons are also often green, but unlike European dragons, they are benevolent; Chinese dragons traditionally symbolize potent and auspicious powers, particularly control over water, rainfall, hurricane, and floods.