Sentence examples for repeatedly controlled from inspiring English sources

Drawing on the control of the East India Company, the repeal of the corn laws, the Factory Act and William Pitt's reforms of government, he argued that Tory governments had repeatedly controlled capitalism.

By comparing the standard deviations with other methods, the absorbed water content can be more accurately and repeatedly controlled by the centrifugation method.

Therefore, when beetles invade from areas where they have been repeatedly controlled by pyrethroid insecticides, treating the first invaders with the same insecticide in the newly invaded area is not likely to be the most suitable strategy.

Hence, we may have missed some cases with low-grade proteinuria and urinary tract dilatation, who tested negative at conventional urinalysis; conversely, the cases who tested positive at urinalysis or who were diagnosed with proteinuria at 24 hour urine collections were repeatedly controlled, thus ensuring against false positives (Tables  1, 2).

Despite the fact that many invasive pest species have expanded their range across changing thermal conditions and are repeatedly controlled by insecticides, combined effect of several stressors or the importance of cross-generational effects of such stressors on life-history and physiological traits has rarely been explored in the context of invasion biology or pest management.

"Conversely, a woman who will only date well-to-do men who insist on paying for everything shouldn't be surprised when she repeatedly attracts controlling, old-fashioned types".

A previous neuroimaging study by Brown and colleagues also determined that melodic singing required more auditory cortical activity than monotonic vocalization, during which the same note was sung repeatedly to control for the same number of notes in both tasks [42].

In another study, seven and six QTLs were repeatedly detected controlling P uptake and use efficiency [ 5].

"He jeopardized lives by repeatedly prescribing dangerous controlled substances and narcotic drugs for cash, not medical need".

It becomes apparent that James, at least in this version, has repeatedly resisted demands, controlled intimacy and avoided commitment in order to do his writing.

Wrote Alexander: "Since the nation's founding, African Americans repeatedly have been controlled through institutions such as slavery and Jim Crow, which appear to die, but then are reborn in a new form, tailored to the needs and constraints of the time".