The phrase "sufficiently control for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing experiments or studies to describe how researchers have accounted for potential confounding variables to ensure the validity of their findings. Example: "In order to accurately measure the impact of the new medication on patients' symptoms, the researchers sufficiently controlled for age, gender, and pre-existing conditions in their study design."
Did the experiments sufficiently control for the multitudinous "pragmatic" effects endemic to polling procedures?
However, results were largely based on between-subjects comparisons comparing AMED consumers with alcohol-only (AO) consumers, and therefore cannot sufficiently control for differences in personal characteristics between these groups.
For fish breeding schemes applying within-family pre-selection, data augmentation for culled fish by their average values of BW1 will sufficiently control for selection bias in genetic evaluation of growth.
Many previous studies did not sufficiently control for several confounding factors that may affect the association between smoking and depression, such as socioeconomic status.
To sufficiently control for the influence of the comorbidities and the common behavioral risk factors, all diagnoses in a hospitalization record (up to 16 diagnoses before 2001 and up to 25 diagnoses since 2001) were used to identify subjects with these comorbidities.
Consequently, directly merging genotypes from either ancestrally divergent populations or those that have undergone varying degrees of admixture using traditional association testing frameworks (such as global ancestry adjustment using principle component or multi-dimensional scaling) to adjust for population substructure does not sufficiently control for the risk of confounding [ 77, 81, 89, 90].
Marja did not go nearly as well as hoped, and the area is still not sufficiently controlled for the local government's activities to resume or take root.
No study has investigated haemodynamic affects during or immediately following HVT, nor sufficiently controlled for the influence of the thrust.
For example, socioeconomic status may not be sufficiently controlled for by measures of education level or family income.
The observational design of our study may have not sufficiently controlled for confounding factors impacting the choice of ventilation mode or the decision of antibiotic prescribing.
Additionally, few studies have sufficiently controlled for potential confounders or investigated the possible association of undiagnosed diabetes with risk of fracture.
