Sentence examples for Although purely from inspiring English sources

Although purely based on land use correlation and bird surveillance, these results show an association between mixed farming and favourable conservation status of a species now red-listed throughout much of Europe.

Although purely using the GNSS Global Navigation Satellite Systemm) users cannot obtain the theoretical GDOP minimum unless the GNSS positioning is aided by a certain number of pseudolites, discussing this problem is still meaningful in understanding the issues about the positioning geometry, such as the PDOP minimization.

Although purely data-driven methods are objective, they typically fail to forecast trend changes in coming years if they have not been observed in past data; they rather extrapolate the mean trend of the base period.

Although purely naturalistic approaches to philosophy of mind have found staunch champions in contemporary times, it would nevertheless be safe to say that much of the discipline continues to employ traditional a priori methods; some branches of cognitive science seem an admixture of both.

Although purely speculative at this point, one possible reason for this counterintuitive finding is that self-other perspective changes reportedly increase self-referential processing [44].

Although purely correlative, our findings help us to sharpen our hypotheses on the distribution of microbes, and provide a set of potential indicators for predicting microbial community composition in alpine soils.

Although a purely formal process, an exercise in the science of morphology, biology provides plausible mechanisms.

Although a purely French phenomenon, its ideas and practices were rapidly adopted in other countries, including the United States, where artists responded eagerly to the painterly freedoms that it offered.

Although its purely American operations are negligible, Standard Chartered's wholesale franchise rests on providing a financial bridge between the 70 countries in which it does operate, much of it denominated in dollars that must pass through America's financial system.

Perl makes no connection between the artist's cynical frame of mind and his faltering physical condition, although in purely biographical terms Watteau's demise is striking, and given the time Perl has devoted to thinking about the artist, we are forced to conclude that this was a conscious decision on his part.

She is thus able to form a descriptive (although not purely qualitative) condition that Bill satisfies and Bill* does not.