Sentence examples for route of control from inspiring English sources

Travel directions from release to the route of control birds differed among individuals (Watson-Williams test: F5,155 = 8.1, p < 0.0001).

However, this route of control is likely to be defective in the LLKB1KO mice because bile acids are not flowing into the bile for release into the intestine and so cannot activate intestinal FXR.

Limiting the use and types of antibiotics, particularly "critically important antimicrobials" [ Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations/World Organization for Animal Health/World Health Organization (FAO/OIE/WHO) 2004; WHO 2012a], in animal production is the most direct route of controlling agricultural antibiotic release into the environment, and likely also antibiotic resistance.

The results point towards new routes of controlling the composition and distribution of elements at the nanoscale within a base matrix without using any heat treatment methods.

Six displaced birds reached the migration route of the control birds after travelling 43 147 days (the remaining six birds stopped transmitting after 0 38 days, see also Supplementary Table 3).

This suggests that there is an alternate route for control of JAK1 under certain conditions that is independent of RNF125.

Later, he made passes at the Red Sox and Celtics, and twice tried unsuccessfully to buy the Patriots, before seizing on an alternate route to control of the team -- becoming its landlord.

Double-walled microspheres (DWMS), with drug localized to the particle core, present a promising route for control of drug release rates, for example, by varying the degradation rate or erosion mechanism of the polymer used to form the shell or the thickness of the shell.

Therefore, the results described here provide a route to control the properties of a CaP surface to meet the requirements of the user, with specific emphasis on critical parameters such as phase, crystallinity and stoichiometry.

Therefore, the etched nanostructures provide an effective route to control the size of metal particles and to restrict the growth of nanosized catalyst particles.

Our process provides a potential route to control the growth of fluorapatite crystals with tuneable hierarchical order and mechanical properties.