Sentence examples for systematically controlling from inspiring English sources

A special type of empirical studies use the idea of systematically controlling the presence and absence of the assumed causal factors (causes) and observing the consequences (effects).

By systematically controlling the hole size, PMMA thickness, and concentration of micelles, they were able to place single micelles in each hole (diameter ∼200 nm).

We investigated the evolution of the electronic transport properties of a suspended disordered graphene device by systematically controlling the bias voltage.

It is shown that a triple negative permeability band can be achieved by systematically controlling the plasmon hybridization in such the structure.

By controlling the surface diffusion of Cu atoms on Pd(110) surface, Röder et al. demonstrated the formation of monatomic one-dimensional Cu chains along the step edges of a Pd(110) surface [53], Fig. 5. Gambardella et al. demonstrated high-density parallel arrays of regularly spaced nanowires by systematically controlling the growth kinetics [54].

Thus the mouths of the rivers are currently the most feasible, if not the only, locations for systematically controlling the transportation of logged timber.

These results demonstrate that it is feasible to systematically control the dimensional features of the pillar pattern.

Various systematically controlled, ordered and randomized micropillar structures were fabricated onto polypropylene by injection molding.

By controlling the deposition parameters such as oxygen pressure and target to substrate distance, the morphology of photoanodes could be systematically controlled [22].

In these experiments, we systematically controlled for bird density, pen size, and previous social experience in groups of different sizes.

The size and morphology of the ZnO are systematically controlled by judiciously adjusting the concentration of the sodium citrate and the electrodepositing time in the self-assembly process.