Sentence examples for same degree of control from inspiring English sources
However, he said, while some condominium bylaws contain limitations on the transient use of an apartment, boards generally do not have the same degree of control as do boards of co-ops over leasing of apartments.
Like many fans of his band, RZA is also contemplating a possible Wu-Tang Clan reunion, one that might coincide with the 20th anniversary of "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)." But the only configuration he said he would accept is one where he has the same degree of control as during the making of that album — which is to say, total.
"For Yorkshire, Ryan Sidebottom bowled impressively as ever but no other bowler offered Jacques Rudolph the same degree of control.
As a result, direct synthesis protocols for colloidal CuInX2 NCs are still largely underdeveloped and do not offer the same degree of control available for Cd-based NCs.
Same degree of control by surveying patients of specialists was reported by Erickson et al. concluding that the household income was the most consistently associated factor with HRQoL for asthma paediatric patients and their caregivers [ 35].
The draft EU regulation will ensure that Member States have the same degree of control over access to certain chemicals throughout the EU.
He objected to the idea that districts like Southold should be subject to the same degree of state control as poor urban districts with more obvious struggles.
Conclusions: Stroke alters a broad array of features of reaching, yet largely the same degree of movement control is preserved across a range of target locations.
He wasn't the first choreographer to double in that capacity, but he was the first to do it memorably well, so much so that others who followed him aspired to the same degree of creative control, and in a few cases got it.
But in practice, graphene doesn't offer the same degree of electronic control as silicon.
75– 77 Thus, for the same degree of glycemic control, exenatide was associated with less hypoglycemia.
