Sentence examples for although generation from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, no cytotoxic effect was found in this study in three different MWCNT-treated cells, although generation of ROS was observed in all cell lines used.

Although generation of polycrystals is sometimes associated with surface migration of a precursor on masks, our observation suggested that polycrystals are generated when the gas-phase concentration of a film precursor just above masks exceeds a critical value.

Antibodies induced by Aβ(1 42) are dominantly directed against the linear N-terminal epitope [25], [26], although generation of conformation-specific antibodies against other regions within aggregated Aβ has been reported [27].

Although generation of artificial recombinant during PCR has been reported under specific conditions [42], our results clearly showed that the template DNA molecules and the PCR conditions used in these experiments did not favor the formation of artificial recombinants.

Although generation of spontaneous kanamycin resistance is very well documented [ 27], the low efficiency may also be a consequence of unstable genome insertion.

Although generation of these cDNA-based shRNA libraries is much more cost effective than an individually made gene-specific shRNA library, they still suffer from several limitations due to the inherited nature of cDNA libraries.

Second (which Chicago insists on, although generations of pedants have believed "secondly" to be the proper usage), sic is a far more damning interpolation, combining ordinary, garden-variety contempt with pedantic condescension.

There never was a Buck's Rock, although generations of children could point to a hunk of granite they knew by that name, said Dr. Bulova's son, Stephen.

Although generations of scholars were happy to assume Shakespeare was straight (Oxford don AL Rowse once red-bloodedly proclaimed the Bard was thrilled by "the frou-frou of skirts"), recent biographers have suggested his sexuality was, to put it mildly, an open question.

Although generations of parents have warned their children that venturing into the cold without a hat will make them sick, scientists have long understood that viruses cause the common cold, and that they can strike in all seasons.

Although knowledge generation is generally not a primary NGO activity, there may be specific 'knowledge generation' research niches for NGOs.