Sentence examples for to increased control from inspiring English sources

The approach is general in nature, but is particularly well suited for electric vehicles due to increased control bandwidth.

Her use of a mini-sweeper not only reduces her reliance on other people but also leads to increased control over her environment and over her time.

Thus, our findings contribute to a growing body of evidence suggesting that CAM may have the potential to increase patients' awareness of connections between lifestyle, mind, and body and to lead to perceptions of increased control over pain and self-efficacy for managing pain [ 7, 26].

Others emphasised an overall reduction of coercive crises interventions, more voluntary help seeking, and shorter inpatient stays as important building blocks to gain increased control over their lives.

And, "Western expansionism and global control of most areas of the earth have impaired capacities to perceive alternatives to the current pathway of increased control of nature and of cultures that do not conform to the dominant system.

New methods have been developed to produce NPs with increased control of NP size between 10 and 200 nm, a size range most relevant to physical and biochemical targeting through both intravascular and site-specific deliveries.

We know from evidence from other European countries that responding to violence in schools with increased control and sanctions is unlikely to solve the problem in the long term.

However, the current control plane of cellular networks neither is designed to support this increased control traffic nor provides mechanisms to quickly accommodate new signaling messages [8].

The present TMS study made no attempt to separate representation and control aspects of semantic cognition but was designed to identify brain structures that make an essential contribution to semantic decisions under conditions of increased control requirements.

The ions can be controlled with respect to energy and direction as they arrive to the growth surface which allows for increased control of film properties during growth.

It is important to note that we are not claiming that increased control over information is necessarily welfare maximising.