Sentence examples for qualifying control from inspiring English sources

We identified 1,874 mothers who had 1,874 children with asthma and one qualifying control sibling without asthma.

He works tirelessly with his team to create a car tailored to his skills, consistently does the job in qualifying, controls grands prix expertly from the front, makes few mistakes, and can race superbly, too, as he proved in his victory on Sunday.

A total of 1,459 qualified controls were included in the study.

But that would be difficult to judge without all the patients being seen again by a qualified "controlling physician" who could bring together the individual clinical situation with the corresponding recommendations of the study physician.

It is possible at least in theory to offer a principled reason for qualifying the Control Principle so that it applies only to certain sorts of factors and not others.

"And they are sending a message to say that this government is not qualified to control," he said.

Whether or not we accept, reject, or qualify the Control Principle has implications for the law, and for punishment in particular.

All Yahoo has to do to defeat Icahn is convince a majority of voting shareholders that he is wrong and not qualified to control the fate of the company via his hand-picked board.

Thus, Parliament is the most appropriate forum for debate and the best qualified to control the executive.

A moth qualified for control trials if it was similar in size to Brenthia and did not resemble jumping spiders.

No structural brain changes were observed in trainees who failed to qualify or control participants.