Sentence examples similar to raised control of from inspiring English sources

A competent strain of Agrobacterium tumefacien s (LBA4404) transformed with empty vector (pCAMBIA1301) construct was used as vector control to raise control plants of rice via standard protocol as described earlier (Tuteja et al. [2013]).

The question the Zapatistas have raised -- control of the land -- remains a burning issue.

This means that they cannot be efficiently targeted by therapeutic anti-inflammatory agents raised to control the activities of human NSPs.

The charity's chief executive, Barbara Young, said lack of such control raised the risk of kidney failure and amputations and reflected the fact that the NHS was offering just 14% of these patients vital education on their condition as soon as they were diagnosed.

In the early days of the 20th century, another technological revolution raised questions of control, trespass and oversight: the aeroplane.

To what extent has the ability to self-publish raised expectations of control among scientists and organisations?

The strike has also raised quality control concerns since many of the newly hired workers are not trained or experienced.

These perceptions were mainly related to a loss of body control, and even to a loss of mental control that raised feelings of discomfort and anxiety in some women.

The separation between PD patients and controls raised the question of whether PD medications caused the distinction.

But many also raised concern about corporate control of agricultural research and food supplies.

But the potential deal also raised concerns about foreign control of a company that supplies many of Japan's leading manufacturers.