Sentence examples for reduced control from inspiring English sources

The other logical hypothesis is that women exposed to GBV have reduced control over their reproductive choices due to reduced access to family planning or other fertility control resources and therefore experience higher rates of unintended pregnancy.

This reduced control in turn is shown to relate to reduced occupant comfort and satisfaction.

The new approach has two potential benefits, namely reduced oscillatory response and reduced control magnitude.

Complexity reduced control design is presented for a class of uncertain time-delayed symmetric composite systems.

Mr. Oliff said the park reduced control efforts because evidence showed that the plant ebbed and flowed and that the range would probably shrink on its own.

As cats age they are more prone to getting arthritis and may have reduced control over their bowels and bladder, Dr. Levine says.

Reduced control perimeters to be used for simplified approaches accounting for calculated shear force distributions are calculated using both NLFE approaches.

Within the tube model reference adaptive control (TMRAC) framework, an adaptive distributed control scheme is developed for a class of large-scale interconnected linear systems which guarantees not only stability, asymptotic tracking performance, but also reduced control effort.

In this paper, we evaluate the efficiency of the de facto standard approach to topology discovery currently implemented by the major SDN controller frameworks, and propose simple and practical modifications, which achieve a significantly improved efficiency and reduced control overhead.

In contrast, MeArg reduced control preparation venule diameter by 30% and RBC velocity by 66%, but did not decrease length density or increase intermittent flow or stasis frequency.

They claim that the CS techniques achieve optimal service provisioning with significantly reduced control and less computational complexity.