Examples of using Were controlled in English and their translations into Greek
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producing copies that contained and were controlled by the constructed, synthetic DNA.
Several confounding factors such as parental education and annual household income were controlled for in the analyses.
Primary response criteria were controlled disease according to the IGA at week 4
Lights and sounds inside the sculpture were controlled by the vibrations of a real beehive.
these ten robots included six“Platform-M” systems and four“Argo” robots, which were controlled from a Russian command post.
Generally it is desirable that communication of young childrenAnd the animals were controlled by parents.
Of those on treatment, 166 580(60.0%) were controlled and hence only 33.2% of all those with hypertension were controlled.
The main measure of effectiveness was the number of bleeding episodes that were controlled effectively.
Most of the arts in last 70 to 80 years were controlled by Rockefeller and Rothschild.
Before electric motors were added in the 1920s, dumbwaiters were controlled manually by ropes on pulleys.
stoats, and corvids) were controlled intensively on one and protected on the other(Potts 1986).
Welsh Labour Parties were controlled by the right wing.
Of those on treatment, 166 580(60.0%) were controlled and therefore just 33.2% of all those with hypertension were controlled.
Shortly before the Ottoman conquest of the Continent were controlled by the Italian family Tocchi.
fell where predators were controlled.
Papyrus was an expensive material because its production and sale were controlled by royal monopoly.
Of the 636 bleeding events observed during study I, 90.4% were controlled with 1 injection
sleep length were controlled for in the analyses.
During the extension, 942 bleeds were treated with Jivi and 92.3% were controlled with 1 or 2 injections, thereof 83% with 1 injection.
Even if the radioactivity were controlled and then nuclear fission used as a weapon,