Sentence examples for without any examination from inspiring English sources
But the panel concluded that existing rules had created a daisy-chain system of regulation, in which new devices simply piggy-back on earlier ones, without any examination of their safety or their value to patients.
Distilled from the thought of Thomas Aquinas but frequently handed on without any examination of Aquinas's writings or their medieval context, this neo-scholasticism articulated the faith in series of abstract concepts and propositions presented as absolute, ahistorical and immutable.
The recent decision to reauthorize the Patriot Act, without any examination of whether it makes sense to extend some 30 onerous money-laundering provisions, guarantees that costs will continue to rise.
Wilson tricks Neto and brings him to a hospital where he is forcibly admitted without any examination to verify its necessity.
DENV-3 viremia 3.4 log GE Q/mLwas detected in one subject (29) in the F19 group on day 14 after dose 1 without any examination findings.
Most of the studies that did not report on any of these core attributes only reported the impact on choices or uptake of treatment, without any examination of whether the change in rates reflected an increase or decrease in concordance.
Then we continued the folly by assuring all of the volunteer recruits for our military when they signed up to fight our enemies abroad that when their tour of duty was over they could move directly into local law enforcement jobs without any examinations, test or psychological profile and review.
The authorities also learned that Mr. Delayo signed off on the annual inspection of between 20 and 30 Class C cranes without conducting any examination in exchange for "several hundred dollars" apiece, the official said.
Thirty-six Dandsh and 32 Finnish control boys without cryptorchidism at any examination were included.
Summary imprisonment on Ellis Island was his fate, without any judicial examination of the grounds of his confinement.
It was American investors who chased higher returns without any careful examination of the underlying pools of collateral, providing more money for these overzealous banks to lend.
