Sentence examples for uncontrolled entity from inspiring English sources
No country is likely to turn the means to its own annihilation over to an uncontrolled entity.
Israel can't stay in the West Bank and Gaza and remain a Jewish democracy; but it can't unilaterally withdraw, put up a wall and leave an uncontrolled Palestinian entity there -- without creating a permanent threat to Israel's existence.
Considering the wide range of STS histological subtypes, it is difficult to draw conclusions for specific entities based on generally uncontrolled trials of heterogeneous unselected patients with STS with a variety of different treatments.
HER2 protein overexpression on the gastric cancer cells' surface with its enhanced and prolonged signals influence particularly the carcinogenesis processes determining distinctive clinic-pathological phenotype characterized by acquisition of advantageous properties for excessive and uncontrolled cell growth, identifying a distinctive gastric cancer entity [ 24].
The French and German governments warned the court that the company's plans would create an "uncontrolled, autocratic concentration of power in a single corporate entity" that would threaten a fundamental human right: the free flow of ideas through literature.
The 'pattern-recognition theory' consigns the injury by a 'non-self' entity to a permanent aggression, activating an uncontrolled adaptive response.
Such a mutation alone does not cause leukemia; however, when such a "differentiation arrest" is combined with other mutations which disrupt genes controlling proliferation, the result is the uncontrolled growth of an immature clone of cells, leading to the clinical entity of AML.
From here, biologic entities or organizations may either undergo the final exponential uncontrolled growth or enter the path of self-destruction.
Observational clinical studies on selected patient subgroups should be encouraged, because they can allow to gain vital information on the natural history and clinical characteristics of entities which sometimes are described only pathologically, and can generate external controls for uncontrolled clinical studies.
