Sentence examples for prospects for control from inspiring English sources
The aspirant authoritarian and totalitarian can certainly wise up to the prospects for control, manipulation and disrupting the art of verification.
In this work, we summarize the recent progresses in machining of different types of advanced ceramics, material processing methods such as wet etching and dry etching, and finally the prospects for control of material removal rate and surface quality in the process of ceramic micromachining.
Prospects for control of HEV infection are encouraged by recent efforts in vaccine development (4, 5 ).
Unfortunately, the prospects for controlling costs are tenuous.
Even had they understood, their power -- to affect financial markets, banking systems and trade flows -- was so fragmented that the practical prospects for controlling events were limited.
Dr. Joseph Domenech, the F.A.O.'s chief veterinarian, said he thought the prospects for controlling the spread in birds were "a lot better than three years ago or even one year ago".
If researchers can complete their 50-year quest to induce immune tolerance safely and selectively, the prospects for hundreds of thousands of transplant recipients would be greatly improved, and so, too, might the prospects for controlling autoimmune diseases.
In a conference held in October 2001 at the City of Hope National Medical Center, participants discussed current laboratory studies in autoimmunity, the rationale of HSCT in autoimmune diseases, results of phase I-II studies, and the prospects for controlled trials.
Prospects for controlling the described failure modes in the future are good in terms of most device- and operator-specific causes, but aneurysm-specific causes may be more difficult to overcome.
Yet the prospects for controlling the disease were bleak; neither preventive nor curative measures had altered high mortality rates.
In addition, we examine the spatial distribution of HAV and HEV seropositive subjects, and discuss the prospects for controlling this infection in this and other similar rural settings.
