Sentence examples for uncontrolled drop from inspiring English sources

Germany now has the "choice between controlled change or an uncontrolled drop in living standards".Who will be left standing after the general elections in September 2006?

The International Monetary Fund warned in a report last month that, given the ballooning trade deficit, the United States risked a loss in foreign confidence and that a quick, uncontrolled drop in the dollar could upset world markets.

"Phoenix had a relatively uncontrolled drop off capability; they had just the one scoop and that scoop had to do everything," Mr Limonadi told BBC News.

It is a matter of debate whether anxiety and agoraphobia may be secondary to the motor instability caused by the enhanced startle response associated with uncontrolled drop attacks, or if these are additional and autonomous symptoms reflecting central GABAergic dysfunction [7], [8], [9].

It may also cause the door to drop uncontrolled if you release the door from the opener.

AHRQ reported that during the period of 1994 2000, hospitalization rates dropped for uncontrolled diabetes, increased for short-term complications, and showed no changes for long-term complications and lower-extremity amputations (6).

The reason to calculate it in this way is that patients with a badly preserved functionality will carry out the exercises quite slowly, obtaining a low mean angular velocity, but they will also carry out uncontrolled movements, for example, dropping the arm, thus getting a high maximum angular velocity.

It is critical to titrate the uncoupler in each new cell line and condition, adding just enough to give fully uncontrolled respiration yet limiting the drop in Δψm.

In one uncontrolled case, cyclosporine 2% eye drops was added at month 5. Bulbar conjunctival hyperemia resolved completely within 1 month in all eyes, whereas conjunctival phlyctenules and corneal inflammation took longer to improve, with a complete resolution within 3 to 10 months.

The methodological limitations of the studies reported in this systematic literature review included small sample sizes, non-reporting of follow up, insufficient details on sampling, high drop-out rates, uncontrolled design and lack of blinding.

The drivers negotiating and moving that cell-in-the-making must constantly be wary of the drop-off from their garbage pile and the uncontrolled, possibly tumbling sled ride that tipping over the edge could bring about.