Sentence examples for although it was then from inspiring English sources

Zacharias Janssen, a Dutch spectacle maker, had invented the first microscope in 1590, although it was then regarded as a novelty rather than a revolution in science.

Navinfo strangely published an item on its own media pages detailing a $4 billion bid for the assets, although it was then quickly taken down.

Different types of S-layer structures were originally thought possible to use their various taxonomic characteristics to distinguish among bacterial species, although it was then found that even for single species, the microbial stains could possess different lattices of proteins [13, 16, 18, 19].

Superman therefore lost its claim as being the first roller coaster to reach 100 mph, although it was then tied with Tower of Terror as the fastest roller coaster in the world.

In doing so, it became Diamandis' first chart-topping record there, although it was then distinguished as the lowest-selling number-one record of the 21st century in the country.

The Chen model used a quantitative measure of density, although it was then categorized into a variable with five categories, similar to the BI-RADS classification.

Although it is then difficult to decompose the profile into each lithium release from Fig. 5(b), on the other hand, we confirmed, by analyzing a sequence of the pictures with the sampling rate of 8 s, that intense releases occurred at the altitudes noted by the arrows shown in Fig. 5(b).

By this way, the pool of active TB cases decreases drastically although it is then increased by the development of TB among infected individuals, treatment failure, relapse from treatment and by active TB cases entering the prison for strategies which do not include X-ray screening at entry.

The use of a pedometer may be helpful in giving patients a sense of accountability, although it is then important that the health care professional review the exercise log.

As a result of this visit, the South African government has received assurances that PEPFAR funding will continue for another two years, although it is then very likely to decline significantly [ 12].

In Ferri et al. 25, the first sentence in the 'Authors' conclusions' claims that 'People considering attending AA or TSF programmes should be made aware that there is a lack of experimental evidence on the effectiveness of such programmes', although it is then noted that 'in the available studies all the interventions appeared to improve at least some of the outcomes considered' (p. 8).