Sentence examples for substantially control from inspiring English sources
Infrared spectroscopy (IR) showed that the concentrations of the individual ionic species present were largely independent of either LiTf concentration or cross-linking density, suggesting that changes in ion mobility, likely resulting from morphological changes, substantially control the ionic conductivity.
Small business owners have been screaming about the health care bill that forces them to offer coverage or pay a $2,000-per-employee fine but doesn't substantially control rising costs.
The concentrations of the accumulated species in the bulk liquid phase (bicarbonate ion for the calcium carbonate slurry and sulfite ion for the magnesium hydroxide slurry) which substantially control the absorption rates, were assesed by comparing experimental enhancement factors with the theoretical predictions.
A Web designed to resist attempts to centralize its architecture, services, or protocols [so] that no individual, state, or corporation can substantially control its use.
Since the aperture can be viewed as an analog to permeability, we would expect spatial aperture variations to substantially control a reservoir thermal performance.
This limitation ensures that emitters substantially control their own emissions and do not just buy their way out of their obligations.
The separate legal body set up to acquire the aircraft, known as a special-purpose entity, would be substantially controlled by the government, so "its transactions should be reflected in the federal budget," the report said.
The formation of the low mountain range was substantially controlled by the intersection of the Lausitz Overthrust and the Ohře Rift.
The reduction of the rates of infection in chickens should make an effective contribution to substantially controlling the illness in humans.
Annual lists of the world's biggest companies have begun to feature new kinds of corporate entities: companies that are either directly owned or substantially controlled by the state.
Accordingly, the kinetics is substantially controlled by diffusion of the polymer chains and a formula reflecting this kind of effect of the viscosity on termination rate coefficients is founded.
