The phrase "without retention" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that something has been done without preserving something (e.g. information, rights, etc.) for future use or reference. For example: "The document was digitized without retention of the original version."
Second, debt creation without retention of the proceeds of the issue helps limit the waste of free cash flow by compelling managers to pay out funds they would otherwise retain.
Taken together, the new insights we gained into NPC structure support the notion that the NPC acts as a constrained diffusion pore for molecules and particles without retention signal and as an affinity gate for signal-bearing cargoes.
However, when oxidized PyOM (molar O C ratio 0.402) was exposed to NH3, the increase in PyOM molar H N ratio was smaller than 0.5, suggesting that a substantial portion of NH3 N is retained without retention of NH3 H (Fig. 2b).
The intensity ratio of (0002) to (10 11) peaks is strong for the sample without retention.
Retained molars exhibited slightly increased mesial inclination whereas no clear patterns could be seen in the axial inclination changes of the counterparts without retention wires.
In contrast, when these judges are in their last term before mandatory retirement, the effects disappear; without retention concerns, these judges are no more likely to vote for government litigants than other judges.
Analyses showed that there was no significant difference between women with and without urinary retention.
It is permitting securitization without the retention of 5 percent only in the case of very old-fashioned mortgages".
Without data retention there are still, surprisingly, people who are accused of and convicted of crimes and who are dealt with accordingly, by the justice system.
But even in the DuPont case the court was careful to point out that naked licensing, viz. the grant of licenses without the retention of control, was invalid.
He should know that this is not about John McCain or Barack Obama – it's about giving our veterans a real chance to afford four years of college without harming retention.
