Sentence examples for fast uncontrolled from inspiring English sources

Self-cured materials, however, offer worse handling characteristics due to their relatively fast, uncontrolled polymerization.

One aspect might be that fast uncontrolled tumour growth could lead to an inadequate blood supply with a higher propensity of the tumour to develop necrosis, which in turn might induce a stronger antitumour immune response.

Interestingly, initial results suggested that Fe3O4@Al(OH)3 samples (2 – 4 ), prepared by a fast, uncontrolled hydrolysis process, are much less efficient in radiolabelling with F than their analogues 1 prepared by controlled hydrolysis (Fig. S7).

When flies are exposed to volatilized cocaine, they show similar behavioral effects including continuous grooming at low doses, circling and aberrant walking behavior at intermediate doses, and fast, uncontrolled movements followed by body tremors and akinesia at high doses (McClung and Hirsh 1998).

In the case of Fe3O4@Al(OH)3 (with a precursor molar ratio of Fe3O4 to AlCl3 of 1 3) (4 ), a faster uncontrolled hydrolysis method was used.

For example, one NCD survey found that 16% of all diabetics between the ages of 25 and 64 years did not know they had diabetes, and among those who knew, 2.1% were not on medication and 32.2% were on medication but had uncontrolled fasting blood glucose.

The treatment of cancer is complicated in that the drugs used target human cells, albeit cells that have undergone genetic changes and are dividing at a fast and uncontrolled rate.

It seems that inhibition of VEGF secretion in BG-containing scaffolds is due to the fast and uncontrolled release of ions.

The fast and uncontrolled expansion of industries, agriculture and settlements in developing countries implies a definite need to develop strategies for effective land management.

However, the fast and uncontrolled growth of urban centres and the high competitiveness of the distribution services also generate many negative effects.

This glioma is defined by a marked genetic instability, complete morphological and metabolic reprogramming, fast and uncontrolled proliferation, intense resistance to apoptosis, diffuse infiltration, robust angiogenesis and propensity to necrosis.