Sentence examples for without adhered from inspiring English sources

Countings were integrated in the form of an association index (AI) and calculated using the following formula, previously validated for this type of analysis [ 13- 15]: At least 300 thymic epithelial cells with or without adhered thymocytes, were counted per well.

Dutrow has expressed concern about running him again in only two weeks without adhering to any training regimen.

Once insurers were able to craft individual policies without adhering to any list of required benefits, buyers would self-select.

It is very possible to be spiritual and philosophical without adhering to the illusions and outmoded rituals of established religions.

But Blackwater began to seek training contracts from foreign governments and other foreign organizations without adhering closely to American regulations.

And the UK will not be allowed access to the single market without adhering to its rules (sorry, prime minister, but yes, those would be EU rules).

The Tour told the justices that it was "unprecedented for a federal court to order that a professional athlete be allowed to compete without adhering to the full set of substantive rules applicable to other competitors".

Tommy Hilfiger, who has been collaborating with Gigi Hadid on his recent collections, has been moving his show to different locations around the world, and without adhering to the traditional schedule.

Worried that Mr. Bloomberg is trying to "rent" the ballot without adhering to the party's principles, Phil Ragusa, the Queens chairman, said he would ask the mayor to register as a Republican — right then and there.

Mr. Schrems said his group planned to send the Irish regulator a formal letter asserting that the regulator's audit of Facebook was unsatisfactory and allowed the company to operate in Europe without adhering to E.U. data protection law.

Typically, Mr. Hemel, who volunteers for gpl-violations.org, an organization named after a popular open-source license, receives an e-mail complaint from someone who suspects that a product may use open-source software without adhering to the rules.