Sentence examples for strongly under control from inspiring English sources

Remember that dressage/high school horses, because they are maintained strongly under control and their pace restrained, may experience at times conflicting relationships with their riders (e.g. through bit pressure [33]) and are not allowed to express any kind of emotion, a source of stress in humans [7].

This means that the sum x1 + x2 is strongly kept under control.

Interestingly, Cd200 that is implicated in the control of the activation of glial cells was strongly under-expressed in the CBA/J CM-S mice [ 35].

Increasing glucose to 6 mM in the presence of AAMa inhibited glucagon secretion as strongly as it did under control conditions, an effect that was prevented by diazoxide.

The Spouse Response Inventory (SRI) follows the operant behavioural model of chronic pain first introduced by Fordyce. 1 Fordyce suggested that pain behaviour (defined as all forms of behaviour indicating that a person is in pain, such as grimacing, groaning, limping, guarding, etc), as a strongly disabling behaviour, can come under control of reinforcing influences of the environment.

This provides a methanol-inducible transgene expression system, where the target protein gene is usually put under control of the strongly inducible promoter of the alcohol oxidase 1 (AOX1) gene (Cereghino & Cregg, 2000).

In addition, transcription of AtPNP-A is low under control conditions but strongly induced in response to biotic and abiotic stresses and the protein has been identified and isolated from the A. thaliana apoplast together PR-1, PR-2 and PR-5 proteins [ 16].

However, the city's economy was turning around, and once the debt was refinanced and the budget was brought under control, the economy recovered strongly.

The Dio3, Rtl1, Dlk1 genes of the other cluster were expressed less strongly under a HFD than under a control diet.

For example, exon 38 in the Myo18a gene, which is predominantly included under control conditions, was modestly repressed following Msi2 overexpression and strongly repressed following Msi1 overexpression.

This strongly suggests that incomplete neurogenesis is a target for epigenetic regulation to recruit variants under control of environmental factors.