1) The uninjected control group showed no signs of inflammation.

2) The uninjected mice remained unaffected by the experimental treatment.

3) Participants were randomly assigned to either the injected or uninjected group.

4) The uninjected cells were used as a negative control in the study.

5) The uninjected samples served as a baseline for comparison.

6) The uninjected syringe was set aside for disposal.

7) Researchers analyzed the effects of the drug in both the uninjected and injected groups.

8) The uninjected arm was used for comparison after the experimental injection.

9) The results were consistent among both the injected and uninjected populations.

10) The uninjected samples showed no detectable levels of the hormone.