Sentence examples for Though transient from inspiring English sources
Though transient, he managed to finish high school, become a proofreader and get a degree from Vassar College.
Here we used a screen for mutations affecting endodermal organ morphogenesis to identify a unique phenotype: prometheus (prt) mutants exhibit profound, though transient, defects in liver specification.
Much worthy, though transient, work was produced along with a mass of mediocrity, as was the case also in England and the United States.
ICV infusion of saline did not influence MAP while administration of IL-1β as well as IL-1β together with D-NAME elicited a significant, though transient, increase in MAP.
A pro-inflammatory response, though transient, may be an important stimulus for long-term adaptation [5], similar to the role reactive oxygen species, like H2O2, and lactate accumulation, play in mitochondrial biogenesis [17, 20].
This treatment had a promising, though transient, clinical effect in some selected patients [31], but insertional mutagenesis also bears new risks.
Tooth sensitivity and gingival irritation, though mostly transient and dissipating with time and which can be mitigated with proper usage protocol, are well documented adverse effects associated with tooth bleaching.
By and large, that has not been accomplished despite notable (though possibly transient) successes at the State Department and a few other places.
Similar ideas to obtain localized traveling, though not transient, waves have been introduced in various contexts, for instance, an integral negative feedback or a third, fast diffusing inhibitory component for moving spots in semiconductor materials, gas discharge phenomena, and chemical systems [31, 44 46].
Even though this transient steatosis is part of the physiologic proliferative response, when excessive or uncontrolled, it can impair liver regeneration [48], [49].
We speculate that a prolonged cytosolic presence of BRMS1 protein may not be necessary, though a transient cytosolic location is likely necessary for accomplishing its physiological function.
