Sentence examples for albeit, yet from inspiring English sources

The leading, albeit yet to be proven, theory is that Alzheimer's disease occurs because of an accumulation of a protein in the brain called beta-amyloid and that this then leads to alterations in another protein, called tau.

Meanwhile, another Toothpick competitor has emerged in the UK in the form of Zesty, albeit yet to launch.

Rigorous study of colocalization requires statistical analysis of the data, albeit yet no single technique has been established as a standard method.

A recent report shows that APP is cleaved in the ectodomain buy an alternative, albeit yet to be identified, protease [21].

Although less well-established, human NAT1 also exhibits genetic polymorphism and several-albeit as yet inconclusive-studies have suggested that variant NAT1 genotypes are associated with susceptibility to a number of diseases including various cancers [ 15] and birth defects [ 52- 56].

Existing streaming services have been exploring similar features, albeit not yet at this level of detail.

Indeed, operation at the (normalised) ITER reference confinement and pressure has been re-established in JET albeit not yet at high current.

The newly installed, liberal government immediately offered Dreyfus an amnesty, which would see him freed, albeit not yet reinstated in the Army, on the tacit condition that he not protest too hard any longer about his innocence.

Thaler and Shiller are now among the most prominent economists on earth, best-selling authors, and regular betting favorites for (albeit not yet actual winners of) the economics Nobel.

But by studying data from five different meteorological databases, and calculating the trajectories of the pollutants based on different wind speeds and directions, he has now refined his analysis to make the origin of the pollutants clearer.All the calculations point to the eastern coasts of Asia as the culprit, albeit not yet to individual countries.

As he puts it, there are values, such as equal citizenship, accountability or the rule of law, that are reflected (albeit not yet perfectly) in western democracy but can also be expressed in ways that are closer to Islam's history and culture.