Sentence examples for although it exhibits from inspiring English sources

Our work confirms that this domain is the most conserved region across spidroin paralogs, although it exhibits only slightly greater pairwise identity than do its corresponding C-termini.

Although it exhibits a heartfelt connection with the city's half-invisible population of illegal immigrants, its myriad inconsistencies and strained plotting are increasingly frustrating.

Although it exhibits a slightly worse convergence than the DKLS approach, again the error reduces exponentially with the number of neighbours.

The maximum angular deviation (MAD) associated with each ChRM calculation generally remains below 10°, although it exhibits a much higher value in some instances.

First, an OSTE-based TEG design demonstrates higher open circuit voltage generation at 100% strain than at rest, although it exhibits high internal resistance and a relatively complex fabrication process.

As an ectotherm, it is most active in the day, although it exhibits some nocturnal activity.

The intermittent-plate type dissipated the uprush flow and decreased the wave impact, although it exhibited relatively strong flow disengaging, which decreased the efficiency under large wave run-ups.

In the standard forcing experiment, Endless Summer reached days to visible flower bud, days to first color, and days to full flower significantly earlier than either comparison, although it exhibited weaker stems and less intense flower pigmentation.

Television remained the largest sub-category of DTCA expenditure in both 2005 and 2009, although it exhibited a 13.20 % decline over that time period.

No statistically significant difference was found regarding pre-XDR although it exhibited a similar distribution between two groups with multiple and single Mtb strains (21.9 %. vs. 17.2 %, p = 0.534).

Although it exhibited an expression pattern, which is distinct from that of RE-10, both RE-10 and JU-A10-T enhanced transcription expression level of most of cellulolytic genes at the same order of magnitude relative to WT.