Sentence examples for results under control from inspiring English sources
Since two kinds of averaged SUV data of 18F-BCPP-BF uptake in early (from 15 to 30 min after the injection) and late (from 70 to 90 min) phases showed similar results under control and rotenone conditions, data analyses were conducted using early phase averaged SUV.
However, we kept the potential influence of oppositional defiant disorder and conduct disorder on the obtained results under control.
God is viewed as the efficient cause, and human deeds produce their results under the control and cooperation of God.
Based on experimental results under both control methods, performances of proposed converter have been investigated in view of low voltage high current applications.
Then, the comparison results under different control modes taken on the test platform will be presented in the following paragraph, which can be expected as verification for the proposed control strategy.
In this note, we present results under relaxed control conditions which generalize the corresponding results of Kannan [9], Bose and Mukerjee [1], and Maiti and Ghosh [6] from uniformly convex Banach spaces to uniformly convex metric spaces.
Fig. 3E shows the resulting current under control conditions and following exposure to 100 μM TBQ.
In particular, the practice of using toxicity and biodegradability results obtained under controlled laboratory conditions and extrapolating these results to predict the biodegradability of toxic substances in complex ecosystems is examined here.
The solution is particularly well suited for interpreting experimental results obtained under controlled laboratory conditions.
First, the verification of base flow topologies on the basis of available wind-tunnel results performed under controlled supersonic conditions (i.e. cold flows devoid of reactive effects) is performed.
It is easy to understand why a pot experiment in a glasshouse is needed as a preliminary before putting a phytoextraction scheme into practice, although the results obtained under controlled laboratory conditions cannot be directly extrapolated to field conditions (Schmidt, 2003).
