Sentence examples for unrestrained control from inspiring English sources

Watt et al. (2009) found that restraints on 14-year-old radiata pine trees to limit wind sway reduced the number of resin pockets, compared with unrestrained control trees on the Canterbury Plains in New Zealand.

The measure is intended to prevent any one party from having unrestrained control in the Senate and to force lawmakers to achieve consensus.

In 15 blindfolded but otherwise unrestrained control pairs, 7 males showed mating attempts by seizing (7 males), turning (6 males), and mounting (1 male) the female.

There were three treatment groups: unrestrained controls, sham-treated and LTH treated mice.

Sham tumour treatment markedly reduced peak tumour pimonidazole concentrations compared to unrestrained controls giving a 29% lower AUC0-180min.

Sham tumour treatment consistently increased plasma drug concentrations compared to unrestrained controls but had minimal effects on the elimination t1/2.

Brain pimonidazole concentrations were increased in restrained mice (sham and LTH treatments) compared to unrestrained controls, but average brain/plasma ratios were similar in all three groups at between 400 and 500%.

Three justices dissented, warning against "a single appointed federal official vested with absolute control, unrestrained by adequate standards, over the fate of a substantial segment of the life and economy of three states".

Restriction on agricultural expansion by transferring large parts of vegetated areas to conservation forestry under government control and unrestrained agricultural expansion on community lands which supported fuel, fodder and manure requirements has resulted in a unbalanced land use.

Several studies 24, 28, 35 have found that patients with more unrestrained eating (less cognitive control and conscious determination to resist eating, less strategic dieting) achieved greater weight loss, suggesting a negative influence of a pre-trial weight suppression on the subsequent treatment with sibutramine.

In his speech to the American Medical Association on Monday, President Obama declined to address unrestrained and out-of-control malpractice awards, which are a root cause of the high cost of medical care.