Sentence examples for widespread controls from inspiring English sources

Herbicidal treatment or physical removal via bulldozers, root rakes and chainsaws followed by herbicidal treatment and follow-up seem to be the most widespread controls being used.

Widespread controls in Latin America on imports and foreign exchange are also adversely affecting investment and consumer confidence, the I.M.F. said.

Last year, the president tried to dismiss the chief of the Intelligence Ministry, the government branch that exerts widespread control over domestic life.

In areas with high tourism, like resorts and campgrounds, officials are spraying trees in an effort to control the infestations, but at nearly $30 a tree, it is unworkable for widespread control.

The currently available injectable badger vaccine is not a viable method of widespread control in England, and there is less evidence that it is effective at reducing TB in cattle than exists for culling.

The GalTab is widely regarded as the strongest competitor to the iPad, and Apple's widespread control of the tablet market is certainly threatened by this new Samsung slate.

Boesky and Milken became the poster boys for the shady deals and widespread "control frauds" that were taking place on Wall Street throughout the 1980s.

The spiraling social unrest aided leftist guerrillas, who set off bombs in the capital, downed power lines and exerted widespread control in universities and throughout the countryside.

Our data for STAT1 (Y701), ATF2 (T69 71) and MSK1 (S360) indicate their coordinated upregulation with MAPKs and implicate RVFV in a widespread control of cellular transcription.

The implications of such widespread control are largely unknown, but probably result in reduced fitness and impaired ecological functioning at a continental scale.

Specifically, given the abundance of electrical synapses in other brain areas [41], such as the cerebral cortex, thalamus and hippocampus, and the widespread control of brain activity by circadian clocks [42], our results suggest that circadian clock control of the conductance of electrical synapses [43] may be a common and important means by which neural signaling is modulated in the brain.