Sentence examples similar to albeit long term from inspiring English sources
Rather than selling the house she bought in 2000 and moving to Columbus, Ms. Conner has chosen a temporary, albeit long-term, living arrangement that is not quite a hotel or a rented apartment.
But Gill says that's something it wants to move towards "long term" — albeit it would likely offer WiFiMapper users the option to opt out from contributing cellular data.
Thus, albeit pending the results of long term studies, elevated tricuspid regurgitation velocity may be an early marker of disease that identifies a subset of sickle cell disease patients at risk for developing pulmonary hypertension later in life and that could be used to discover the early underlying mechanisms of pulmonary hypertension.
This association of an early improvement in pain with long term depression outcomes was already seen after 2 weeks, albeit, to a smaller extent than after 4 weeks.
Several studies indicate that people in treatment for drug and alcohol abuse are often willing and able to quit, albeit with lower long term quit rates than the general population [ 30], with pilot studies confirming the feasibility and preliminary effectiveness of offering smoking cessation treatment for homeless smokers too [ 31, 32].
"We believe that he reforms being undertaken will place China in a good position to continue to grow oer the long term, albeit at a slower pace," it said.
7 9 Inhaled rhDNase can improve pulmonary function when used long term, albeit at a relatively high cost.
First, the findings from several studies suggest that non-fatal self-poisoning in Sri Lanka is associated with brief premeditation in the context of acute interpersonal stress, albeit that no study investigated concurrent long term stressors or other vulnerability factors which might have increased the risk of non-fatal self-poisoning in the context of interpersonal stress.
Health systems research is clearly an excellent investment, albeit one that matures only in the long term and requires a great deal of policy stability and perseverance.
