Sentence examples for albeit subsequent from inspiring English sources

Far less attention is focused on the flops and on buyout funds’ sometimes central role in same, albeit subsequent lawsuits have begun to surface.

The normal circulating values were initially set at 5 30 μg/ml [ 42], albeit subsequent investigations reported a much narrower range - 5 10 μg/ml – [ 44, 45].

"We knew we had to have a good defensive shape, but we also had to have a threat," said Hughton, and the manner in which the pacy Nathan Redmond, operating on the left of midfield, skinned Kompany and then Gaël Clichy in the first few minutes was distinctly promising, albeit the subsequent crosses were disappointing.

On one hand it offers all the benefits of being a chemical vapor process and on the other it has the flavor of physical vapor deposition due to the generation of precursors at a line/plane like source (wire array) far away from the substrate albeit with subsequent transport accompanied by secondary gas phase reactions.

According to subsequent, albeit less comprehensive, surveys, this figure is actually rising, and there are now 180,000 units unoccupied, many of them in rural towns and villages.

Thus, our findings in the 2010 cohort that had previously been reported [ 20] were confirmed in a subsequent albeit smaller sample of fourth year medical students (Group 2).

Policy makers should regularly demonstrate, based on the targets that physicians care about, that payment reform indeed improves effectiveness and patient safety, albeit often in subsequent incremental steps.

First, our estimate of the cost of scaled-up replication (SUR) is based on our best assessment of potential reductions in resource intensity and unit costs, albeit supported by subsequent IPC activities.

PCV has also been shown to reduce the risk of recurrent IPD by 74% in HIV-infected adults not on ART, albeit, also with subsequent decline in immunity and protection.

This has been supported by subsequent research, albeit of limited scale.

For example, although Spain's then prime minister, José María Aznar, supported the war, only 4% of the Spanish public agreed with him, and his party lost power at the subsequent election, albeit after a terrorist attack on Madrid just before polling day.