Sentence examples for uncontrolled work from inspiring English sources
Lack of exposure data for most activities in the secondary MMA industries makes generalizations uncertain, but it seems likely that these workers were more subject to high exposures because of inadequate industrial hygiene and uncontrolled work practices.
The performance of a PEMFC system is very sensitive to the operating conditions, and uncontrolled working conditions may cause malfunctions and degradation.
An uncontrolled study showed an improvement in pre-post score WAIS, but also deterioration in the working memory [ 29].
This means that customer orders are pushed from Engineering to the Installation on-site which causes long lead times, inefficient material transport and high and uncontrolled levels of Work-in-Progress (WIP).
Design: Uncontrolled intervention study.
For instance, the facial recognition system may work under uncontrolled illumination and background, but a narrow range of face pose.
The robustness was tested here to show how well the methods work in uncontrolled environment which is a requirement if the algorithm is planned to be used in the consumer industry some time in the future.
Healthcare workers are at a significantly higher risk of contracting the disease because of their direct contact with infected individuals and the "uncontrolled" environments where they work — with patients who are acutely ill and suffering from vomit and diarrhea, thus exposing the workers to high levels of risk.
After years of experience with animal work and uncontrolled clinical trials, Cooper first developed electrical stimulation for the treatment of generalized cerebellar and partial seizure disorders in humans, and reported a 50% or greater reduction of seizures in petients treated with chronic anterior cerebellar stimulation [42], [43].
However, Rizzo and colleagues estimated that a person with uncontrolled hypertension loses 5.5 work days per year and that 3.5 of the disability days could be avoided if treatment adherence was optimized [ 142].
