Sentence examples for Without consolidating from inspiring English sources

Without consolidating sibling probe sets, the per-probeset approach often retains redundant probe sets of the same gene, which is not only problematic for network and clustering visualization and interpretation, but also substantially lowers the statistical power of the biological discovery.

In response, Medvedev said, "Without consolidating the authority of the Islamic leaders we will be unable to deal with the problems that exist".

Yukos is also in the awkward position of preparing its 2003 accounts under American generally accepted accounting principles, but without consolidating Sibneft on its balance sheet.

A major question for Romney is whether that process begins today or whether he will continue to limp toward the convention without consolidating support among all factions of the party.

Special security operations have come and gone without consolidating anything approaching peace.

With the fall of the Berlin Wall, enlargement became an historical imperative, but at the same time we realized that we cannot expand without consolidating, so it became a case of doing both.

However, Diane Ravitch, historian of the New York City schools, said that "some back-office operations could be consolidated without necessarily consolidating the district".

In this study, M. avium subsp. avium was isolated from 4.3% (4/93) of the lymph nodes with lesions, and 2.1% from lymph nodes without macroscopic lesions, consolidating the findings from recent studies [ 18].

Kim Jong-il, who led the North for 17 years, died in December, and now his son Kim Jong-un appears to be consolidating power without the opposition some had anticipated, American officials and regional experts say.

Administration and Iraq officials insist that leaving the Kurdish autonomous region intact does not preclude Iraq's consolidating itself without ethnic states in the future when Iraq writes its own constitution.

But a former colleague says Mr Kagermann prefers to see management as "dealing in shades of grey".Mr Kagermann insists that SAP will not deviate from its organic-growth strategy, despite catcalls from Mr Ellison and some analysts' suggestions that it will not be able to maintain its double-digit growth in a consolidating industry without big acquisitions.