'without this condition' can be used in written English.
It is used to express that something will or would not happen if a certain condition does not exist or is not met. For example, "I would never have achieved my goals without this condition of hard work and dedication."
I do realise that I most likely will live 10 years less than I would without this condition.
Without this condition, a mechanism involving mixed bundling, i.e. combination tickets at a discount, is superior.
The study found that women with CIN had significantly lower levels of folate in their bodies compared to those without this condition.
There's good evidence that people with chronic hypertension (high blood pressure) are more likely than people without this condition to develop memory loss.
Brain imaging studies suggest that kids with ADHD have brains that work a little differently than the brains of kids without this condition.
Does my diabetes make this surgery too dangerous for my heart? A. While people with diabetes have a generally higher risk of cardiac problems than those without this condition, the increase in risk for cardiac complications with major surgery is quite low — and there may be no increase at all with good care.
Without treatment, this condition can become a long-term problem, increasing the chances of breaking (rupturing) the Achilles tendon.
Without satisfying this condition, how could they properly implement their simulations using transiogram models?
Without it, this condition women will engender painful and unnecessary self-doubt.
Based on these findings, patients with vascular calcification, including CAAC, appear to have a greater atherosclerotic burden compared to those without, and this condition might contribute to the poor prognosis in ESRD patients.
Without appropriate management, this condition carries high morbidity, and mortality [1 5].
