Sentence examples for problem can be controlled from inspiring English sources

We've discovered that the problem can be controlled (legally).

You state, "The problem can be controlled, but only if everyone commits to recycling".

The problem can be controlled, but only if everyone commits to recycling.

We show that fictitious transverse mixing can be created by a numerical model based on rectangular grids, and that this problem can be controlled by formulating the problem in streamline-oriented coordinates.

This problem can be controlled by the choice of a promoter system for more moderate levels of shRNA expression.

All these problems can be controlled by tight regulation, but unfortunately we have a government wedded to the lightest of regulation because this "keeps costs down for business".

Many of these problems can be controlled by careful breeding, but the purchaser must know through reading about the breed and talking to fanciers what questions to ask.

As the child grows, eating and weight problems can be controlled through a balanced, low-calorie diet, weight monitoring, external food restriction, and daily exercise.

These kinds of problems can be controlled, however.

Using such nanocomposites, Ag nanoparticle oxidation problems can be controlled or even avoided [6 8].

Predation of cave-nesting petrels in the Balearics by yellow-legged gulls is restricted to relatively few individual gulls specialising in this prey item; this means that the problems can be controlled by selective culling and the provision of plastic nest boxes.