Sentence examples for routinely controlled from inspiring English sources

The German routinely controlled points only to lose them with an error on her ninth or tenth shot, unable to land blow after blow as Wozniacki sent balls back across the net.

In our population, severe hypothyroidism was ruled out because all the patients received postoperative polyhormonal therapy, and the levels of thyroid hormones in plasma were routinely controlled.

In the process, they have created a radically new form of governance: the legislative process is now routinely controlled by less than 8percentt of Congress.

"There are a number of control programs in nature, several other populations are routinely controlled, so it's not only that we control badgers," said DEFRA Communications Officer Fulvio Menghini.

The homogeneity and purity of all isolated populations were routinely controlled by flow cytometry.

Cells were routinely controlled for infection with mycoplasm by MycoAlert (www.cambrex.com) and were treated with antibiotics according to a previously published protocol [39] in case of infection.

China routinely controls users' access to many sites, and it was locked for months in a battle with Google over censorship controls.

There is, however, no reason to think that one party will routinely control a majority of delegations; even when one party has decisive control of the House, it is entirely possible that neither party would have a majority of delegations.

Who knows, he added, perhaps amateur astronomers will routinely control telescopes in space by 2117 and professional scientific missions might see people flying ever closer to the Sun itself.

Wildfires are the only natural disturbances (ie, disasters) man has been able to routinely control, allowing industrialisation of forest and rangeland ecosystems to provide food, water and shelter while limiting both the societal nuisance and ecological service associated with fire on the landscape.

While disease surveillance methods routinely control for covariates such as deprivation, there has been limited investigative work on the spatial movement of risk at the intraurban scale due to the adjustment.