Sentence examples for Although it seems difficult from inspiring English sources
Although it seems difficult to fathom now, Jews and Muslims lived together harmoniously in the Middle East and beyond for centuries.
Although it seems difficult to target this molecule directly in order to yield novel therapeutics for bone disorders because of its ubiquitous expression and diverse functions, further understanding of the molecular network related to Akt1 will greatly help us to unravel the complex mechanism modulating bone remodeling.
Although it seems difficult to separate protected from unprotected hosts without individual serological tests, we can nonetheless assume that random vaccination of symptomatic cases should, in principle, increase population herd immunity through cross-immunity to subsequent antigenic variants.
Although it seems difficult to explain this absence based on the changes in intrinsic contractile characteristics, it is clear that neural activation and the subsequent mechanical response during voluntary contractions are much more variable than the activation and response when contractions are electrically evoked.
Now, nanopore arrays are widely used in biomolecular separation, detection and analysis, although it seems difficult for DNA sequencing at present.
Work from a wide range of disciplines and clinical settings, indicates that improved knowledge about their medications is linked to improved patient concordance with therapy; although it seems difficult to demonstrate beyond doubt.
It seems difficult, although probable, that in the future, interaction studies will move to the genome-wide scale [53], and consequently the choice of genotyping chips [41] and imputation approaches [54] should be considered.
On one level it seems difficult to argue with him.
Although it would be a nice theorem if one could precisely determine the range (2) all at once, it seems difficult to the author.
It seems difficult to consider the case by variational method.
It seems difficult to prove the above conjectures.
