Sentence examples for although definite from inspiring English sources

Although definite alternation of desert and cultivated host plants occurs in this life cycle, no specific plant serves as a primary or secondary host.

Although definite links are hard to prove, officials say they are convinced the Kremlin is behind about 40 Czech-language websites presenting radical views, conspiracy theories and inaccurate reports.

Although definite conclusion cannot be drawn from the present study due to its preliminary nature, the findings strongly indicated the need for future research about the issue of research utilization, which has not been adequately studied in the rehabilitation community.

Nevertheless, although definite epidemiological data are lacking, causative mutations remain unknown in the majority of ID/ASD patients.

Although definite conclusions cannot be drawn, there is a general feeling that mechanical ventilation and intensive support do not have a significant effect on outcome [ 2].

Rifampin appeared to have been clinically ineffective in most patients, although definite efficacy of antimicrobial drugs cannot be evaluated by this retrospective type of study.

The medical examiner said the disorder may have contributed to Darling's death, although no definite medical cause was cited.

At the Berlin talks, North Korea's vice foreign minister, Kim Gye Gwan, officially accepted the invitation, although a definite agenda for the Washington visit still needs to be decided, Mr. Rubin said.

In Toussaint v Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Michigan, 408 Mich 579; 292 NW2d 880 (1980), this Court held that an employment contract providing that an employee would not be terminated except for cause was enforceable although no definite term of employment was stated.

Although a definite conclusion cannot be drawn, studies using etomidate and R-mTFD-MPAB support the idea that recombinant α1β3δ receptors may share stoichiometry and subunit arrangement with α1β3γ2 receptors.

Although no definite link was found between car accidents and intake of the gas, the re port describes one study in which a test sample of drivers who were "thought to be re sponsible for accidents" con sistently had high levels of carbon monoxide in their blood.