Sentence examples for protracted control from inspiring English sources

We have no real way of knowing whether small micro-metastatic tumors have serious implications on individual morbidity and so alternative treatments that focus on protracted control could prove very interesting.

Here protracted, controlled exposure mimics environmental management in pig farming.

Most of us succumb eventually: to do otherwise usually requires protracted conscious control of caloric intake.

Instead, they viewed the filing as the renewal of a protracted fight for control between the parties.

President Clinton has vowed to block the man Europe wants to head the International Monetary Fund, setting off a possibly protracted contest for control of the financial institution and most likely casting the United States in the role of kingmaker.

Charney also indicated that he was willing to wage a protracted fight for control of the company.

Mr. Afremov was paid $275 million in 2005 to sell his interest in the AGA Medical Corporation after a protracted court battle for control of the company.

These data support a number of other studies that indicate that the development of circuits which support inhibitory control is protracted (Casey et al. 1997; Rubia et al. 2000; Luna et al. 2001; Adleman et al. 2002; Bunge et al. 2002; Tamm et al. 2002; Durston et al. 2006; Marsh et al. 2006; Rubia et al. 2006, 2007; Velanova et al. 2008).

However, many patients are unable to attain glycemic control, partly due to protracted treatment with oral antidiabetic drugs (OADs) despite inadequate control and barriers to initiating insulin therapy.

Murdoch's protracted bid to take full control of Sky remains mired in regulatory red tape.

After a protracted, bitterly contested fight for control of the union that represents most of New York City's subway and bus workers, Willie James, the incumbent president, narrowly defeated Tim Schermerhorn, the head of a rival group, the union said yesterday.