Sentence examples for without correspondence from inspiring English sources

It was possible only in seven articles, to deduce the calculation method without correspondence with the authors: In two articles with score correction an explanation of the method was included and in five articles without correction the calculation method could be identified through an examination of the presented results.

Thus, they were numbered without any correspondence to the Arabidopsis nomenclature (Table  1).

For data without any correspondence with the InterRAI instruments, other tools have been selected by a consensus amongst experts and according to their international validity.

Our results provide evidence of the high inter-colony variation in A. millepora at the transcriptomic level grown under a common garden and without a correspondence with genotypic identity.

The genomic locations of these loci, on chromosomes 4 and 8 in T. brucei, were without clear correspondence in the L. major or T. cruzi genome sequences, as shown in Figures 1 and 2, indicating that these loci were novel, or at least rearranged.

In the past, neural dynamics in the resting brain had been considered as quasistationary states without introducing the structural information and without a direct correspondence between lattice size and brain positions [ 12, 27].

"Raymond Williams... is my prime offender and I'm saving him up for later," Hitchens says at one point; and at another, "I personally cannot read the Orwell-Eliot correspondence without experiencing a deep feeling of contempt".

If you are not saying that, then let us agree that he took his own life and we can close this correspondence without intruding further into this sad story.

With so much public and personal business being carried out electronically, it has become technically feasible for government agencies -- or anyone with the proper tools -- to find private electronic correspondence without ever breaking into secret drawers, or even entering a person's home or office.

The phase of the wave function (of an electron, for instance) is a pure quantum mechanical property, without a direct correspondence in classical physics.

Mendelssohn, of course, had initially recognized the genius beneath Maimon's coarse exterior, and Reinhold too took Maimon seriously, although their relation soured after Maimon published a volume of their increasingly acrimonious correspondence without Reinhold's permission.