Sentence examples for Despite commonly from inspiring English sources

Despite commonly accepted ideas, evaporative drying does not always completely destroy the pore texture of phenolic gel.

Despite commonly held notions on the topic, there is no "correct" response to this kind of Islamophobia, least of all the curative properties of the "positive" Muslim story.

Despite commonly held assumptions, American can still compete industrially and could do even better with the right investments in both human and physical infrastructure.

Despite commonly held misconceptions, slogans on t-shirts are genuinely the best form of self-expression man's had at his disposal since we emerged from the primordial ooze.

Despite commonly being used in longitudinal models of cognitive ageing [ 8, 11, 12], a potential limitation is our use of the MMSE.

Despite commonly observed negative association between haemodialysis vintage and surrogate markers of atherosclerosis [ 42– 44] in dialysis patients, statistical significance was lost when adjustments were performed with stronger clinical and laboratory parameters.

Mobutu Nzanga said he is proud of his father, despite the commonly held view that he was a kleptocratic tyrant.

Despite the commonly held view that powerful unions undermine competitive advantage, unions are strong in Germany and Sweden and both countries boast internationally preeminent companies.

Despite the commonly held assumption that nothing of value can be learned about an opponent in spring training, there are indeed a few nuggets that can be gleaned and then applied in the regular season.

We also analyze the importance of using a non-binary representation in this problem despite the commonly accepted notion of universality of the binary representation in all kinds of GA-based applications.

Third, many patches of espinal, despite being commonly regarded as of poor conservation value, were crucial to promote connectivity by acting as stepping stones among other patches with higher habitat quality.