Sentence examples for assessed without the from inspiring English sources
In the future, D'Amico believes, the interior of the prostate gland will be visualized this way, and the cancer assessed without the need for biopsy.
This implies that the speeding behavior of drivers observed in this study was assessed without the influence of traffic monitoring systems.
Age was a control variable so that the correlation between the dependent and independent variables could be assessed without the expected correlation due to age-related abilities.
On the synthesised monochromatic 40-keV images, a sharp delineation of the ablation border is assessed, without the presence of any internal hyperdensity in the ablation zone.
Since the nanoparticles reside throughout the specimen and TEM images provide 2D projections of 3D objects, the precise effect of these nanoparticles/clusters on copolymer nanostructure cannot be directly assessed without the use of transmission electron microtomography [30, 31], which will be provided in a forthcoming publication.
We chose to examine hemizygous miRNA on the X-chromosome in males so that the full phenotypic consequences of a variant could be assessed without the possible mitigating effects of a wild-type allele.
A prosecutor has the unenviable task of trying to assess without the benefit of testing the evidence whether there is a reasonable prospect of a conviction.
The MIBG-scans in these studies were commonly assessed without knowing the results of the histopathology.
It has been argued that risks associated with low-level exposure to multiple chemicals cannot be assessed without considering the mode of action of the agents that make up the "cocktail of pollutants".
The performance of advanced air traffic control (ATC) procedures, such as dynamic Continuous Descent Approaches (CDAs), may not be appropriately assessed without considering the complex interactions among other parts of the environment and the context in which they operate.
In such theories, capacity is allegedly assessed without evaluating the content or outcome of the decision.
