Sentence examples for without providing reasons from inspiring English sources

Participants may withdraw from the study at their own request and without providing reasons.

Residents can change GP twice a year without providing reasons, and about 44% of the GP lists were open for new patients in 2008 [ 29].

The following explanations were given for those in the 'other category: "taking champix", "health problems", "no longer using NRT", "special circumstances", "taking zyban", and "declined without providing reasons".

Three patients refused to participate (4%) without providing reasons, 14 (17%) had B12 serum values less than 125 pM/l and were given B12 treatment, and 14 (17%) had serum values greater that 200 pM/l and were excluded.

Patients are free to withdraw from the trial at any time without providing reason(s) for withdrawal and without prejudice to further treatment.

The university is still recovering from the events of the summer, when Dragas and another board leader asked Sullivan to resign in early June without publicly providing reasons.

Each woman must have ample opportunity to ask questions and has to be informed about her right to withdraw from the study at any time without disadvantage and without having to provide reasons for her decision.

Each woman will have ample opportunity to ask questions and will be informed about the right to withdraw from the study at any time without any disadvantage and without having to provide reasons for this decision.

One answer came from a study led by psychology professor Timothy Wilson at the University of Virginia, which asked university students to report their feelings, either with or without being asked to provide reasons.

The appeals court panel states that the study was "relatively unpersuasive" without providing further reasons why this is the case.

While opinions within the scientific community are divided with some supporting, and others encouraging the prohibition of research on genome modification without providing convincing reasons, we strongly felt that a complete ban will not only hinder the development of future treatments, it is unfeasible as well, especially considering the high accessibility of CRISPR/Cas9 technology.