Sentence examples for Although nascent from inspiring English sources

Although nascent hair bundles have correct planar polarity, the polarity of their responses to mechanical stimuli is initially reversed.

Although nascent international organizations were formed by Greek city-states and were envisioned by European writers such as Pierre Dubois (c. 1250 c. 1320) and Émeric Crucé (c. 1590 1648), they did not appear in their contemporary form until the 19th century.

Although nascent, and with many challenges to overcome, Niger's community health post initiative has opened doors to skilled health care for thousands of children.

Although nascent, efforts to create an early medical test for Alzheimer's disease using both genetic information and disease biomarkers are gaining traction and, in the future, may be available for broad populations of asymptomatic patients outside of the research environment.

And a host of serious risks await as global warming intensifies, although nascent efforts are under way to adapt and prepare for a hotter, more uncompromising planet.

While it is not likely that UNICEF will meet its stated commitment to reach 50% of children in Kyrgyzstan or even in targeted oblasti given the relatively small size of UNICEF's own investment and still wholly inadequate, although nascent, national response extending ECD coverage.

He's an Englishman of unspecified age, and a writer, although whether nascent or failed we aren't told; we can glean, from his diction, a proper (that is to say, British-public-school) education, which at that time signalled at the least a middle-class background.

Entries were limited to three per country, which meant that although the nascent motor industry in Europe was dominated by French manufacturers, they were denied the opportunity to fully demonstrate their superiority.

Although the nascent army was able to hold the peace during riots at the end of 1945, when the Dutch began a major assault on Java, Soeprapto was forced to flee south to Indonesian-held areas with his family.

In conclusion, research on diagnostic error, although still nascent, has evolved significantly as compared with the state of knowledge a decade ago.

Although short nascent chains (up to 86-mers) had a similar crosslinking profile, all RNCs beyond this length were clearly distinct from the matched samples lacking CT8.