Sentence examples for con without from inspiring English sources

The addition of NE300 at 300 mg/L produced the most beneficial effects, reducing methane production, acetate proportion, and ammonia-N concentration, and increasing propionate proportion compared with CON, without affecting total VFA production.

The animals were randomly assigned to one of the following three treatments: control (CON; without additive); 500 mg/kg DM of functional oil (FO; commercial blend of CNSL and CO), and 22 mg/kg DM of monensin sodium (MON).

The completely randomized experiment design was conducted for eight weeks and treatments consisted of three levels of P. polymyxa added in water at concentration of 103 cfu mL−1 (PP104 104 cfu mL−1 (PP2) and 105 cfu mL−1 (PP3) and one control (Con, without any probiotic).

The goats were divided in terms of body weight in two treatments of 12 goats each, namely: control (CON) without addition of L. plantarum and probiotic (PRO) treatment with in feed administration of L. plantarum so that the goats would intake 12 log CFU/day.

What I see when I go to Disrupt is a Comic Con without the costumes.

Mr. Brandenburg also justified use of "comic con" based on his observation that others were using the term in the names of their conventions, and determined that Defendants' use of the mark "comic con" without a hyphen was fair game.

HN4 cells were transfected with CLIC4 or scrambled siRNA, and then were treated with (ATP-Con, ATP-CLIC4) or without (Con, Con-CLIC4) 100 μmol/L ATP for 3 h.

Ten were against, some of them very strongly against (one outlined the pros and cons without voting).

But during the summer months you can have the mod cons without breaking the bank and without the extra cost of a ski pass.

Cons Without a comprehensive freeway system, it's tough to get to other areas of Tucson, creating an enclave effect that some residents love but others hate.

With "Dinner for Schmucks," the script was crowd-sourced: after Paramount and DreamWorks hired several screenwriters to try to adapt the 1998 French farce "Le Dîner de Cons," without success, David Guion and Michael Handelman, both trained in improv, devised a structure that seemed to work.