Sentence examples for rendered control from inspiring English sources

(M 10, 21 y) Despite the general perception that application of AMTSL rendered control of the third stage of labor and reduced the incidence of PPH, the view presented below indicate that bleeding was also viewed as an event strongly related to fate and as such not responsive to the administration of oxytocin.

Most design techniques providing controllers rendering control systems incrementally stable have two main drawbacks: they can only be applied to control systems in either parametric-strict-feedback or strict-feedback form, and they require these control systems to be smooth.

The IRE location of m482 suggests that this SNP could render control of transcription of APOC3 sensitive to changes in glucose metabolism.

Furthermore, most patients in our study used multiple AEDs with highly variable AED combinations, rendering controlling for this factor difficult.

Her first two salvos fell short, but the third hit and disabled the telephone wires and speaking tubes, which rendered central control of the Russian guns impossible.

To avoid being captured, Cunningham and Driscoll flew their burning aircraft using only the rudder and afterburner (the damage to the aircraft rendered conventional control nearly impossible), until they could eject over water.

Because Huh7.5.1 cells were apoptotic at the time of HCVcc harvest, we rendered the control culture apoptotic by UV-irradiation [23].

The major caveat relates to the case where too few study areas, e.g., two or three, are used, which render control of aggregate level confounding impossible.

Now that you have finished with the landscape terrain feature, go to the Rendering Control feature and start messing with everything there.

The Lunar Module ascent stage separated 24 April 1972 but a loss of attitude control rendered it out of control.

The proposed iterative approach enables the selection of the needed interval constraints systematically, so that the tightest possible control is achieved without rendering the control problem infeasible.