Sentence examples for uncontrolled characteristics from inspiring English sources
Now we may see a different test: that to move to the next stage of prosperity and development, the Chinese system will have to embrace more of the uncontrolled characteristics of the other rich countries it hopes to emulate.
Robustness refers to the ability to cope with uncontrolled settings characteristic of incomplete and/or corrupt (adversarial) biometric information on one side, and varying image quality on the other side.
Interactions between HtpG and the TLR4 and CD91 receptors induce the chemokine CXCL8, a chemoattractant for phagocytic cells in periodontitis [20], [21] and thus perpetuating the uncontrolled inflammation characteristic of periodontitis.
These molecules are usually protagonists in key cellular signalling pathways, the aberrant function of which allows the uncontrolled growth characteristic of tumours.
All cancer cells share two essential characteristics: uncontrolled growth and local tissue invasion or metastasis.
The genetic markers will hold many clues, and ultimately help scientists piece together how disruption to healthy biological pathways can lead to the uncontrolled cell division characteristic of cancer – and how drugs might stop the diseases.
Mutations in either type of gene can disrupt the delicate balance between inhibition and activation of the molecular processes that regulate a cell's life cycle, leading to the uncontrolled cell growth characteristic of cancer.
Cancer cells that have acquired mutations in either oncogenes or tumor suppressor genes display a characteristic uncontrolled proliferation phenotype [20].
As extensively accepted, cancer cells always exert characteristic uncontrolled cell cycle.
We addressed this via adjustment in our regression models, but the potential for uncontrolled confounding by unmeasured characteristics remains.
We lack registry data on strong risk factors such as sun exposure and phenotypic characteristics, and uncontrolled confounding could be a possible explanation that should be considered when such risk factors are strongly linked with partner change.
