Sentence examples for uncontrolled amount of from inspiring English sources

Shortage of storage facilities, lack of academic education, frequent natural disasters, poverty, and lack of strict monitoring systems sometimes lead the crooked producers and businessmen not to apply the standard food processing procedures; rather frequently they add uncontrolled amount of different food preservatives and/or antioxidants in the food products, thus make the product adulterated.

The obtained properties were compared with those of FG-based blends having the same composition and made using FG with the pH adjusted by using uncontrolled amounts of CFBCA (U-FG).

As this represents an increase in the amount of uncontrolled, untreated runoff from the contributing watersheds, it is of particular concern.

It is shown that by using foam fractionation to strip HFBII from fermentation broth in situ the amount of uncontrolled overflow from the fermenter was greatly reduced from 770 g to 44.8 g, compared to previous fermentations without foam fractionation.

Airspace: in many European countries, the growth of civil aviation is reducing the amount of uncontrolled airspace.

These data may be useful when estimating the amount of uncontrolled confounding from lifestyle factors in observational studies of reflux patients and of PPI effects.

Although there is a large amount of uncontrolled data about MARS use, only a few small controlled studies to date have examined the utility and safety of MARS in patients with complications of liver failure.

Its source could include natural oocyte-to-oocyte variation or uncontrolled variance in the actual amount of full-length cRNA injected.

A limited amount of previous uncontrolled studies suggest a positive effect of long-term treatment with a tetracycline on performance state.

The release profile of rapamycine from all of the studied PLACL matrices characterized lack of uncontrolled burst effects; however, the amount of released drug was maintained at very low level in case of less random PLACL 75 : 25 and PLACL 92 : 8.

An uncontrolled chain reaction within a large amount of fissionable material can lead to an explosive release of energy, as in nuclear weapons.