Sentence examples for stipulated and controlled from inspiring English sources
This calls for simplified abstraction and incorporation of individual epigenetic events and their inter-dependencies to predict the behaviour of histone evolution under stipulated and controlled conditions.
In return, it stipulated that only locally owned and controlled carriers could fly from cities in those countries to the United States.
He stipulated no control over what I wrote about the data.
Grey systems theory is one of the newest theories in the field of artificial intelligence and starts from a definition stipulated in the control theory in which an object was considered black when nobody knows anything about its inner structure and white when this structure was completely known.
For the replication genotyping effort, we applied the OCAC quality control guidelines which stipulated intermixing of cases and controls on genotyping plates, including duplicate samples with no less than 98% concordance rate, overall call rate by each study of 95% or greater and call rate for each plate of at least 90%.
Lang stipulated that Rinehart would control it only until it vested, on the twenty-fifth birthday of her youngest child, Ginia.
Last November, Mr. Ross, 66, left his volunteer post after a change in volunteer policy stipulating that Care and Control would own all photos he had taken and any future ones.
The law stipulates prior control of such practices, implying the development of a new type of collegiate procedure for medical decision-making.
While this agreement does promise the Clinton campaign control over the DNC's resources, it stipulates that this control only applies after the primaries, assuming Clinton won the nomination.
Those rejected had records for criminal felonies, spousal violence and other threats stipulated in federal gun controls that still don't use the terrorist watch list as a red-flag caution.
We have thus fixed this comparative analysis, and stipulated the similarities and differences between the experiments.
