Sentence examples for secondarily controlled from inspiring English sources

Whether all the genes that were upregulated by 5-AzaC treatment are methylated or were secondarily controlled by other genes cannot be definitively stated.

Secondarily, it controls the absorption of phosphate and in turn regulates PTH levels.

Additive manufacturing was established to distinguish it from the dominant Computer Numeric Control CNCC) subtractive methods, where raw materials in sheet or block form are secondarily processed with numerically controlled cutting and milling tools to subtract the unnecessary parts, leaving behind a whole prototyped object, or parts of the object that could be assembled into one.

No patient was seizure-free, but in several cases secondarily generalized seizures were controlled with medication.

We only secondarily see the pictures themselves.

The lateral dynamics is controlled via the handlebar (and secondarily by torso movements): in this case the most relevant output is the vehicle heading.

The day/night cycling of gene expression is controlled, primarily, by light and temperature and, secondarily, by a free-running internal molecular timekeeper known as the circadian clock.

Additionally, in the water-limited YRB, changes of Q are primarily controlled by the changes in catchment conditions, and secondarily by hydroclimatic factors where the available water (P) rather than energy condition (Ep) is more important.

As to these criteria, data for computation may be extracted from well known sources, mainly from controlled randomized clinical trials (CRT) and their meta-analytical reviews; secondarily, results of observational prospective studies may also be used.

Data were secondarily filtered at 50 Hz through an 8-pole Bessel filter (950 TAF, Frequency Devices) and digitized at 1 kHz using an analog-to-digital converter (Digidata 1322A, Axon Instruments), controlled by pClamp9 software (Axon Instruments).

To better understand the relevance of preload in this analysis, we secondarily fit separate regression models (controlling for vasopressor infusion rate and APACHE II) for patients with low preload, intermediate preload, or high preload.