Sentence examples for Although correctly from inspiring English sources
Although correctly described in previews as a "new BBC2 series", Victoria Derbyshire epitomises a new type of television that is looking through and beyond the TV set.
Although correctly targeted to the appropriate organelles in living parasites, ROP1-GFP and MIC3-GFP fusion proteins were not secreted during invasion.
Although correctly identifying mention boundaries of systematic names can be difficult, such kind of mentions do also show very strong word morphology and character n-grams characteristics distinct from other surrounding words.
Although correctly clustered in the Quercus genus along with the other 19 oaks, five oaks (Q. coccifera, Q. phillyraeoides, Q. pyrenaica, Q. robur, and Q. suber) were not clustered according to the taxonomic infrageneric group.
Although correctly taking a rectal temperature does require training it is more straight forward to teach and to ensure accuracy (as the outcome is objective and not subjective) than the recognition of clinical signs.
The locus then produces a minimal FST value although correctly no FST value would be calculated because the locus is not polymorphic.
Byrne himself only gradually learned to read music in conventional notation, and even then imperfectly, although he correctly points out all the aspects of music that traditional notation misses.
Based on the Cohen's kappa, it could be concluded that ANN models predicting the presence/absence of very rare taxa (e.g. Aplexa) or very common taxa (e.g. Tubificidae) were rather irrelevant, although their correctly classified instances (CCI) was high.
"Lost causes are the only ones worth fighting for" is a thought frequently (although not correctly) attributed to Clarence Darrow.
Although EIA correctly anticipated as early as 2000 that shale gas resources would grow in importance, they underestimated the speed and magnitude of this change.
Although they correctly used Bland-Altman, they reported Pearson's correlation r which in reproducibility (precision, repeatability, reliability, or interchangeability) is one of the common mistakes [2 6].
