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Methyl methacrylate (MMA) polymerization is a diffusion-controlled reaction, characterized by a strong gel effect, which may cause uncontrolled heat generation and the thermal runaway of the process.
The delayed diagnosis may cause uncontrolled spread of CSF and heavy losses in large swine populations.
Thus, dysregulation of miRNAs expression can lead to dysregulation of cell cycle and growth, which may cause uncontrolled tumor growth [ 26].
Agitation must be avoided, because it can aggravate ICP elevation through straining (increasing thoracic, jugular venous, and systemic BP), increased cerebral metabolic rate of oxygen, and also may cause uncontrolled hyper-/hypo-ventilation, which both can be detrimental.
Do not overheat the solder iron; high temperature may cause uncontrolled melting of solder and damage to electronic components that are functioning properly.
Moreover, they may also cause uncontrolled burning, riverbed blockage, poisoning of animals and produce an undesirable visual impact on the landscape.
The instability of fibrillin-1 may cause an uncontrolled release of TGF-β, which is normally sequestered in the ECM as a latent inactive molecule, with consequent activation of fibroblasts and excessive collagen synthesis, ultimately leading to tissue fibrosis [ 21].
Mutation in EGFR may lead to its uncontrolled expression which can potentially cause uncontrolled cell growth, which is a hall mark of cancer [ 17].
This continuous, unscheduled expression may lead to substrate phosphorylation regardless of the cell-cycle phase and thus cause uncontrolled cell-cycle progression and be one of the mechanisms in genetic instability and carcinogenesis.
We considered some of these, including videomicroscopic techniques, whilst offering direct visualization of the microcirculation, the tissue contact element is largely uncontrolled and may cause pressure-induced artefacts.
Because women with severe cases are more prone to cerebral catastrophe than those with mild preeclampsia, uncontrolled CPP may cause barotrauma and vessel damage, leading to hypertensive encephalopathy and overperfusion injury.
