Sentence examples for but without need from inspiring English sources

Port duration was defined as functional device with or without revision, but without need for complete system explantation.

Score two indicates some difficulties performing the task or performing it with reduced quality, but without need for assistance.

Hypoglycemia was analyzed by three levels of intensity: plasma glucose ≤4 mmol/L accompanied by typical symptoms of hypoglycemia, plasma glucose <3 mmol/L accompanied by typical symptoms of hypoglycemia but without need for external assistance, and severe hypoglycemia requiring the assistance of another person to actively administer carbohydrate, glucagon, or other resuscitative actions.

In this distributed model it is still possible to provide services like friend suggestions, but without needing to host the data from the address book in the cloud.

To do so, in NeMHIP the MR is in charge of both managing the mobility and initiating a procedure to rekey the end-to-end associations when necessary, but without needing end-to-end signaling exchanges.

CoC enables the same set of gamers to feel as though they are playing a "real" game, but without needing to spend as much money to stay good at it as they would in some of the other popular games.

Atooma is an Android app [Google Play link] which is in itself like carrying around a mobile toolkit to create your own mini-apps – but without needing any coding skills.

Since I still first started publishing Action Asia magazine dedicated to adventure travel in 1992 these sort of faraway places have been second nature, and the idea is to do them now but without needing a rough sleeping bag and blister cream.

Mindfulness allows us to use mind for the incredible tool that it is, but without needing to be the mind.

I would prefer to say two people who agree to hear each other, listen, see each other as human beings and understand each other but without needing to change each other".

The new Every Student Succeeds Act begins a new era but without needed federal accountability and relying on hopes that all states will fulfill their crucial responsibility to educate all their children fairly and prepare them for work and life.