Sentence examples for uncontrolled human from inspiring English sources

As the encyclical notes, Paul VI first raised the issue as long ago as 1971, describing it as a "tragic consequence" of uncontrolled human activity.

Current evidence linking reflux to many laryngeal problems is mainly based on animal studies or uncontrolled human studies.

Most South Asian countries are witnessing an increasing trend in landslides in recent years and scientists say extreme rainfall patterns, seismicity, and uncontrolled human activities are to blame.

We have to take into consideration the sustainability in economic, social and cultural areas of the world, while trying to recognize and minimize the impact of uncontrolled human behavior on environment.

Esposito et al. [ 24] mentioned the potential role of ERK activation in White Blood Cells (WBCs) as a novel molecular marker to identify uncontrolled human hypertension.

That change was assessed by one research group [ 43] in these terms: "The widespread consumption of diets with more than 2% energy as LA should be recognized for what it is a massive uncontrolled human experiment without adequate rationales or proven mechanisms".

Continued warming from burning fossil fuels means it will soon do so again, releasing so much methane, a potent greenhouse gas, that the added warming will fuel further melting, further warming... uncontrolled by humans.

These results point to lineage-specific pathways restricting uncontrolled murine and human pituitary gonadotroph adenoma cell growth.

Heterogeneous and uncontrolled differentiation of human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) in embryoid bodies (EBs) limits the potential use of hESCs for cell-based therapies.

As drug and sexual history are uncontrolled variables in human research, preclinical studies in the fMRI setting could offer a novel alternative for establishing, and then comparing, the brain response to "unseen" cues for drug vs. non-drug rewards.

These principles are not compatible with uncontrolled commercialisation of human tissues and cells.