Sentence examples for albeit clearly from inspiring English sources
Her work, albeit clearly influenced by artists like Saul Steinberg, Jim Nutt and David Hockney, looks as if it had been made by a precociously sophisticated yet quirkily naïve private-school girl.
However, these SNCA gene mutations and duplications/triplications, albeit clearly relevant for a better knowledge of PD pathophysiology, constitute an infrequent cause of PD.
It is unlikely that this seemingly convenient prediction tool, albeit clearly imperfect, will go completely out of fashion any time soon.
In our hands, a relatively small, albeit clearly visible, amount of TDP-43 was found in detergent-insoluble aggregates (urea fraction in Fig. 2I).
Mass spectrometry and western blot analyses revealed that Pcl protein indeed co-purifies with TAP-tagged E z), albeit clearly at substoichiometric amounts compared to the PRC2 core components.
Our EST collection (2734 genes) contained only 28% of all genes present in the T. atroviride genome (11100 genes) and we therefore considered the presence of only single ESTs (albeit clearly proving the expression of the gene under this condition) to be insufficient for claiming specific induction in comparison to other conditions.
Albeit not clearly defined, cART-related hepatotoxicity may occur in the context of acute events such as hypersensitive reactions and lactic acidosis or may be associated with progressive liver damage resulting in non-alcoholic steatohepatitis and significant fibrosis [ 3, 4].
SEX There is some nudity, and sex acts are performed, albeit in clearly simulated fashion.
It is also a much-loved place to live, albeit one clearly in need of a bit of attention.
But, as has been seen, his sex ethics has another and more plausible basis, and so, it seems (albeit less clearly), has his ethics of lying.
Add to that, there are questions about whether net neutrality rules might not rule out ISPs deploying ad blocking — albeit Three clearly thinks Europe's recently formed net neutrality rules aren't a blocker to offering an opt-in ad blocking service to its users.
