Sentence examples for more uncontrolled than from inspiring English sources

With their love of certain hi-tech things – amplification, camper vans – married to a love of rolling fields and a posthumously concocted paganism, these techno-primitives represent something far angrier and more uncontrolled than the consumption-driven, techno-rural funfests imagined by Archigram.

The sculpture studio (he gets one at last in 1930) becomes a free zone, a place for even broader, more uncontrolled experimentation than the easel.

It may also be speculated that deteriorating patients, being in a more uncontrolled phase, perhaps would have higher values than patients demonstrating signs of improvement.

Controlled epidemiological studies are considered to be more appropriate than uncontrolled case reports in establishing a relationship between gestational drug exposure and pregnancy outcomes in humans [ 11].

This might suggest that lower blood pressure control is more harmful than uncontrolled blood pressure and that an inverse association exists in elderly patients.

"What happened at Whitelake this weekend may have been more than an uncontrolled outpouring of hip young people, struggling as they did to survive.

She was taking less levodopa than I was, but as her disease progressed and she needed more, the uncontrolled movements the medication was causing would only get worse.

"I went back and thought, 'OK, lets think why this person is messed up.' What intrigued both myself and Lee was the notion of dictators' sons who are more often than not uncontrolled and they have a wealth of riches and whatever they need.

It is also suggested that the pH control induced hydrogen production in the system more effectively than the uncontrolled sets.

It is also suggested that the pH control induced the system for hydrogen production more effectively than the uncontrolled sets.

7 It was also interesting to notice that the pattern of increase in the psychological appearance subdomain of the AcroQoL score in the uncontrolled group was more obvious than that of the controlled group (65.7→72.3→74.3% for the uncontrolled group; 74.3→74.3→77.1% for the controlled group, table 4).