Sentence examples for albeit concentrated from inspiring English sources

This is the highest in Africa, albeit concentrated in scandalously few hands.

I make this point not to pooh-pooh graphene (the buzz around which is genuinely exciting), but because it illustrates the more general principle that science and technology are global enterprises, albeit concentrated in a relatively few key nodes around the world.

I live in a highly intermixed city (Alexandria, Virginia, population 150,000-plus), wherein African Americans, Hispanics, and people of Middle Eastern or Asian origin constitute more than 40percentt of the population, albeit concentrated in certain sections of town.

The founder-dominated governance configuration is characterized by internal ownership, albeit more concentrated in the hands of one or a few professionals.

At P3, sst2A receptor labeling was widely distributed in all strata and subfields of the Ammon's horn and the dentate gyrus, albeit more concentrated on the cell bodies and proximal dendrites (Fig. 12F H).

Also, both the Ku86-/ and 14-24 moldh old mice make urine that is highly concentrated (albeit slightly less than the Ku86+/+ 2 month old mice) in response to water restriction.

He regards it is an industry-wide problem, albeit one that might be concentrated at UKAR as its customers include buy-to-let landlords and so-called self-certified borrowers – those without salaried income.

Whilst CrossRef was originally largely focused on journals, DataCite has from the outset concentrated on data repositories, albeit with a design for the infrastructure and recommended best practices that has been heavily influenced by those of the former.

The somewhat lower overall level of male recombination is concentrated in fewer intervals, albeit with higher activity; a substantial part of it is present at the 10 15 Mb near the telomeres, and is relatively low near the centromeres.

He had a prudent albeit not unambitious sense of what was feasible, he concentrated unfalteringly on practical outcomes, and he seemed little concerned with his own prestige or credit.

Since then, albeit in fits and starts, the labour movement has marginalised its politicised left and concentrated its attention on the bread-and-butter issues of wages, hours and benefits.