Sentence examples for collective without from inspiring English sources

The concept has evolved into a three-man collective without Mr. Garzone; this performance celebrates the release of "Shadow Forms II," on the same label.

Orpheus was formed 27 years ago with the idea of performing as a kind of player's collective, without the authoritarian hand of a conductor.

In our study collective the distribution of the highest school leaving certificates in the patient group differed discretely from the frequencies in the normal collective without a clear trend towards lower education in the patients.

However, by including patients with CUP syndrome as a "normal collective" (without a colorectal mass), dividing the colon into six segments, considering each segment as independent and performing a per-segment analysis, we sought to lower the incidence (43/84 (51%) per patient vs. 54/484 (11%) per segment) and thereby to minimise any bias that might be associated with the patient selection.

However, when analysing the remaining primary GISTs of the FFPE collective without later emerging secondary p.V654A resistance mutations as a negative control, the substitution was detected with the same mean allele frequency and were considered background noise (Table  4, Figure  2, Figure  3, Additional file 4).

However, in China the freehold of the land remains vested in local collectives, without a clear indication of who represents them.

Interestingly, we and others tried to confirm the SNP c.1322G>A at the genomic level in more than 5,000 patients of matched collectives without any success [15], [29], [30], [31], [32], [33].

Recent studies demonstrated that in the absence of EMT, many types of cancer cells can invade as single cells without the use of proteolysis (e.g., amoeboid cell migration) or as collective aggregates without losing their cell-cell interactions (e.g., collective cell migration as well as collective growth) [17].

Free riding, benefiting from a collective good without having incurred the costs of participating in its production.

Employees in open shops who benefit from the gains that unions achieve through collective bargaining, without sharing the expenses, are sometimes called "free riders".

Unions complain that such laws allow workers in unionized workplaces to reap the benefits of collective bargaining without paying for it.