Sentence examples for transfer in control from inspiring English sources
De facto control means a transfer in control without ownership of a majority of a company's stock.
Because high glucose reduced dye transfer in control cultures and blunted the percentage change after amyloid-β treatment, all subsequent assays used astrocytes grown in low glucose.
The latter likely appeared independently in different branches and are not related to horizontal transfer: In control experiments, the transformation rate in the chemostat was too low to be detected (supplementary data, Supplementary Material online).
Thus, we confirm the stereospecificity of NADH oxidation and elucidate the role of hydride transfer in controlling its rate.
Accordingly, overexpression of HO-1 resulted in a much better recovery of BF in ischaemic hindlimbs at day 14 after the surgery and HO-1 gene transfer than in control animals treated with pHRE-empty.
Transfer in the control mode can further exacerbate the transients due to the original disturbance.
The phase change in the multitube system was dominated by the effect of convective heat transfer compared to conductive heat transfer in the control system.
MDOT marked it as a "proposed transfer" in its Control Section Atlas in 1978.
The incidence of live birth after frozen embryo transfer in the control group was double that in the intervention arm (Table IIII) and thus, although this relatively small imbalance could either reduce or increase the difference between live birth rate in the two arms, it is very unlikely that it would result in the intervention treatment being superior to control.
The travel consultant Runzheimer International's crystal ball predicts that sometime in the near future, business travelers will pay for services by electronic funds transfers -- with built-in controls.
Several examples are included, notably the Hardy algebra H∞ X) of bounded holomorphic functions on a Riemann surface of finite type, and also some algebras of stable transfer functions arising in control theory.
