Sentence examples for without in terms of from inspiring English sources

No significant differences were found between the patients with chronic pain and those without, in terms of gender, primary admission criteria, or APACHE II scores.

However, no statistical differences were observed between polymyositis-related deaths with a joint mention of neoplasm and those without in terms of the mean age at death, which was 61.05 ± 15.81 and 53.78 ± 18.00 years, respectively (p = 0.0744).

Since then she's had a remarkably productive career, arguably without peer in terms of scope, length, range and quality.

But what is happening on campuses today is without rival, in terms of commercializing everyday college life.

Without "engineering", in terms of provision of affordable homes in decent numbers, the market will kill off England's villages and cast them in aspic.

Besides Russell, whose string of 11 championships in 13 seasons is almost unfathomable, none of the great centers has been without blemishes in terms of winning titles.

"Our index simply shows practically all oil-rich countries, including Iraq, are doing much worse than countries without oil in terms of corruption," Mr. Eigen said.

"The decision is without precedent in terms of implicating many square miles of what is, legally speaking, the high seas," said Ian A. Bowles, the Massachusetts secretary of energy and environmental affairs.

And a word of caution to so-called "old media," a phrase without equal in terms of silliness: kids aren't consuming you anymore.

In such a case, the integrity is increased without spending in terms of system complexity, just in terms of bandwidth expense.

This last constant can be estimated without difficulties in terms of the maximal radius of balls contained in the given subset.