Sentence examples for vital to control from inspiring English sources
The 1995 Schengen agreement allows people and goods to move freely within the European Union without border checks, making it vital to control the external borders.
Enemy AI is good, it's vital to control your squad in a strategic manner, the weapons are good (and get better, as you can collect enemy weapons and equip them in future missions) and there are some impressively high-tech aspects, such as convincing particle effects like smoke and destructible cover.
Multiply twinned particles (MTPs) are thermodynamically stable structures, so it is vital to control the kinetic parameters in synthesis processes to obtain nanostructures with desired shapes.
In order to retain biomedical potential of nanomaterials, it is vital to control their aggregation characteristic and develop specific chemistry or surface corona on nanomaterials exterior, which can be achieved by their surface coatings or functionalization.
It is vital to control the time and extent of plasmid gene expression as the recombinant protein can effectively inhibit host cell growth, presumably due to its toxicity (Shin et al. 1997).
The confidence intervals are usually rather wide and often include the "no influence" outcome, and it is vital to control for other important factors such as smoking and diet habits.
The cap, though not a money-saver in the short term, was vital to controlling long-term costs.
Yet again, Northern Alliance leaders said they were bearing down on Mazar-i-Sharif, a city in Taliban hands that is vital to controlling northern Afghanistan.
Under the heading of "Important If True" was a claim by the main anti-Taliban force that it had captured Mazar-i-Sharif, a city vital to controlling northern Afghanistan.
Trevelyan attempts to re-align it in a final attempt to restore contact with the GoldenEye, but Bond ultimately destroys machinery vital to controlling the antenna and defeats Trevelyan in a gunfight on a platform above the dish.
Preventing immune activation of CNS macrophages is likely vital to controlling HAND as activated macrophages are more susceptible to productive infection.
