Sentence examples for unaided were from inspiring English sources

The odds of being able to do this successfully, unaided, were 1.5m to one.

Patients with acquired or traumatic facial disfigurement and history of orthodontic treatment, people who did not have the capacity to offer informed consent, and people who could not read the test booklet unaided were excluded.

The two measures of early motor development, age at walking supported and age at standing unaided, were positively correlated (r = 0.54, p<0.001).

For initial regression models adjusted for sex, gestational age, birth season and fathers social class; earlier infant motor development in terms of age at walking supported and age at standing unaided were both associated with higher PE grade at age 14 years (both β = −0.06, p<0.001) (table 3 and figure 1).

Families whose disabled children could walk unaided were more likely to decline to participate.

Only patients who were able to fill in the forms unaided were included.

The care provided by the UK's carers, unpaid and often unaided, is worth around £119bn per year – more than the total annual cost of the NHS.

I have to make such judgements unaided, being subjected to no such scrutiny by the Observer, so it interests me to read recent correspondence in the Guardian about the perceived increase in difficulty of its crosswords of late.

The reason is that the unaided is the simplest in computing complication with no iteration involved.

The ability to synthesize biological constructs on the scale of the organisms we observe unaided is probably one of the more outlandish, yet recurring, dreams humans have had since they began to modify genes.

Improved autonomy, including being able to walk unaided, was significantly associated with the increase in survival over time.