"results control" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a process or effort to manage or direct the outcomes of something. For example, "The company implemented an aggressive results control program to improve the quality of their products".
Our agreement results control for parser bias, and are consequential in that they are on par with state of the art parsing performance for English newswire.
Some illustrative example systems provide insight into the results; control design applications are discussed in a companion paper.
Results: Control subjects reported no change in the pain VAS ratings and had no statistically significant change in segmental or global radiographic alignment.
Based on the results, control systems for the electrostatic actuator using suitable driving signals were designed in order to examine the effectiveness of the actuator.
Results Control infants showed typical event-related potential patterns indicative of intact cross-modal recognition memory, whereas the IDMs did not show any evidence of recognition of the palpated object.
These results control for reverse causation and survive a couple of tests used for misspecification.
Also reporting first-half results, controls group Spectris was up 7.1% at 655p, after it predicted a better second half and outlined more cost-cutting plans.
Our results controlled for a number of variables such as age, whether they had children, and initial status levels when they first met their partners.
A vigorous quality-improvement program at more than 150 Veterans Affairs hospitals has achieved remarkable results controlling infections over the past several years.
The paintings explore the idea of an imaginary, mechanical painter, the results controlled purely by the artist's color choices and the motion of the machine.
Results:Controlling for covariates, multiple regression analyses indicated that both cotinine and depressive symptoms independently predicted lower birth weight and a significant interaction was also observed.
