Sentence examples for plausible control from inspiring English sources

The claim (though the paper's editor had told Le Monde last week that it was his decision) seems entirely plausible: control of the JDD belongs to the Lagardère group; Arnaud Lagardère is a friend of the new president; not long ago Mr Lagardère, who also controls Paris Match, had the magazine's editor sacked after it ran photos of Cécilia Sarkozy in New York with her then-lover.

The use of MPC allowed the generation of biophysically plausible control signals by tuning both the MPC cost function and the constraints on the controller output.

A large noncoding region [= a plausible control region (CR); 977 bp] is found between trnQ and trnI.

One of the great advantages of epidemiological models is their ability to discriminate between a range of plausible control options.

Simple contrasts will be used to tease out more detailed relationships, including testing the primary hypothesis that lavender oil reduces the frequency of physically agitated behaviours significantly more than a plausible control.

Despite the limitations of our study, through construction of a plausible control group and rigorous analysis of collected data, our finding has elucidated the presence of positive associations of malnutrition and other dietary factors on adherence to ART.

Taken together, these results indicate plausible epigenetic control of ACS1 transcript levels in these orchards, and it is likely that the expression of many other genes is also under the control of such mechanisms.

However, in the context of this study, where NK cells could be activated within hours, whereas the measured T-cell responses emerged after approximately a week, it seems most plausible that control of virus/antigen at an early stage may be the most important effect.

It is plausible that controlling for sites of metastasis attenuated the estimated effect of disease progression for outcomes in which a specific site of metastasis (e.g. liver, brain) was significant.

With respect to lung inflammation, it is plausible that improved control of inspiratory volumes and pressures reduces volutrauma, while better control of expiratory volumes and pressures reduces atelectrauma; the result being less pulmonary and systemic inflammation [ 4].

One advantage is that it is real-time, and it is almost plausible for the control system to take proper action for the instantaneous situation of the process, because it is based on observing the state variables of the process and diagnosing the faults or malfunctions of the control system.