Sentence examples for uncontrollable death from inspiring English sources
There's no 'progression' it's an immediate and uncontrollable death," medical resident Georgia Thomas* told VICE.
There's no 'progression' it's an immediate and uncontrollable death," medical resident Georgia Thomas* said.
We report here that certain ITGA3/CD9 and ITGB4/JUP gene expression ratios are specifically related to individual clinical events such as lymph node metastasis, primary site recurrence, distant metastasis, and uncontrollable death from OSCC.
Treatment failures of OSCC are primarily due to local and regional recurrence, and uncontrollable deaths can occur from distant metastasis [ 3, 4], It is particularly important, therefore, to ensure a sufficient resection margin that takes the degree of infiltration into consideration [ 4- 7].
If you experience feelings of "warmth," "uncontrollable laughter," or "death," the process is operating properly.
Other symptoms include intrusive thoughts about death; uncontrollable bouts of sadness, guilt and other negative emotions; and a preoccupation with, or avoidance of, anything associated with the loss.
I was well past my own menarche when John Fawcett's brilliant horror film about teenage girls and werewolves came out, so Ginger's transformation, uncontrollable sexual urges, death obsession, and feelings of alienation did actually teach me anything about puberty.
Could it be that the greatest fear younger people have is of the random nature of uncontrollable violence and death by pathological foreigners, as horrendously imprinted on their memories by the tragedy of 9/11 and by continuing images of death in Iraq -- a fear that is manipulated and given growth hormones by the same Texas president?
Pelvic trauma can lead to severe, uncontrollable haemorrhage and death related to prolonged shock and multiple organ failure.
But his methods are so uncontrollable that they cause death.
Accumulation of toxic substances could be harmful since it may lead to cell death and uncontrollable foaming.
