Sentence examples for although interpretations from inspiring English sources

Although interpretations differ, this is not a partisan point.

On a case-by-case basis, certain other key elements such as Th, Nb, and Cr can be advantageous as well (e.g., Plank 2005), although interpretations based on only a few elements are likely to be less representative than studies based on suites of many elements.

Although interpretations of quantum mechanics, in which each system has a definite value for its position and momentum are still viable, this is not to say that they are without strange features of their own; they do not imply a return to classical physics.

Although interpretations of the palaeoclimate at Oumm-Qatafa have differed, Tchernov suggested that the deposits are from a Mediterranean climate, although one rainier than that today.

Although interpretations are complex due to multiple changing factors, our results offer support for ready availability of ACTs for the treatment of malaria as a critical component of malaria control efforts.

The reason for this apparent disconnect is that the two indices are inversely related and, although interpretations are more straightforward for the latter index, the former index can be estimated with much greater precision (see Materials and Methods and Electronic Supporting Information, Text S1).

Mercury porosimeter experiments have been traditionally used to investigate the pore structure of oil bearing rocks, although interpretation based upon the oversimplified parallel-bundle model is inadequate to explain many practical aspects of oil recovery.

Spectroscopic measurements of solvatochromic and fluorescent probe molecules in room temperature ionic liquids provide insights into solvent intermolecular interactions although interpretation of the different and generally uncorrelated "polarity" scales is sometimes ambiguous.

Mars500, however, involved postural loading unlike microgravity, which perhaps provided sufficient stimulus to prevent loss of strength, although interpretation of data from so few subjects is challenging.

Gallup (1970) developed an experimental test of mirror self-recognition that has become widely used as a test of self-awareness, although interpretation of the test remains controversial (see the section on self-consciousness and metacognition below).

Although interpretation of mass spectra using de novo tools has made considerable progress, the approach remains challenged by the shear number of possible amino acid sequence interpretations for measured fragmentation mass spectrum [3], [4].