Sentence examples for statically controlled from inspiring English sources

After introduction of the dynamically controlled TIGR-mediated MEV pathway into Escherichia coli, the content and concentration of zeaxanthin in shaker flask cultures were 2.0- and 2.1-fold higher, respectively, than those of the strain harboring the statically controlled non-TIGR-mediated MEV pathway.

Again, the reduction in body fat in the cocaine group remained significant when tobacco smoking and medication status were statically controlled for (F1,61 = 6.4, p = 0.014).

The control of the power-take-off torque will be on a wave-to-wave timescale, whereas the structure will be controlled statically such that the geometry remains the same throughout the wave period.

Thus, we investigated the contribution of decorin to tissue organization in cyclically strained collagen gels relative to statically cultured controls.

GMZ01 bentonite powder was first exposed to suction controlled conditions at 110 MPa and then statically compacted to a dry density of 1.70 g/cm3.

Due to statically unstable property of the robot, the attitude has to be actively controlled during airborne to ensure stability upon landing.

When the researchers controlled for the effects of Missouri's "stand your ground" laws that also went into effect in 2007, the estimated effect of the repeal of the PTP law on the homicide rate declined slightly, although it was still statically significant.

Conversely, aspects where the analyses were in deficit included consideration of all major and relevant fetal and maternal health outcomes, use of an appropriate time horizon, and controlling for uncertainty using statically robust methods.

To do so, we carefully implant markers in the binary code that statically shows valid control transfers.

The weighted mean percentage of vital bone obtained by these studies is not statically different from control (9.14 ± 7.02) to test group (18.02 ± 9.1) (p = 0.085, Student's t-test).

E. A. Lee and J. Bier, "Multiprocessor system having statically determining resource allocation schedule at compile time and the using of static schedule with processor signals to control the execution time dynamically," U.S. Patent 5,367,678.