Sentence examples for although its establishment from inspiring English sources

The initial strength of a regiment was around 500 men, although its establishment changed throughout the war.

Although its establishment in Europe involved a founder event [ 34] which reduced neutral genetic variability, the beetle has retained a substantial amount of genetic variability in life history traits [ 33, 35].

Existence of such measures in our BU well before outbreak onset did not prevent its establishment or dissemination, although it may have limited its potential magnitude.

Two years later, the group that supplied Wyllie and coworkers with the K1 cell line reported its establishment, although again no karyotypic information was given [ 18].

Sanaa is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, although an exact date for its establishment is unknown.

NOW PLAYING ALICE'S RESTAURANT Although a number of its anti-establishment routines seemed smug and familiar even at the time, Arthur Penn's 1969 movie, about the folksinger Arlo Guthrie's freewheeling youth (based partly on Guthrie's eighteen-minute-long fluke hit, "The Alice's Restaurant Massacree"), achieves an emotional complexity rare in youth movies of any era.

Although cohesion establishment is ordinarily restricted to S phase, it can occur later in the cell cycle under conditions of DNA damage.

And although the establishment has yet to unite around Rubio's candidacy, he has ratcheted up key congressional endorsements and the support of high-dollar donors.

And although the establishment of Norman hunting grounds, and later the growth of great estates, followed by centuries of development have felled trees, built towns and spread tarmac, there are places where the sense of old Selwood still survives.

Although the establishment of a Palestinian state in the occupied territories along 1967 lines is one of the party's main platforms, the List currently appears to be focused on improving the rights of Palestinian citizens.

Although the establishment of the universities did result in a rapid expansion of college education and although the products of the new learning displayed keen scholarship, the value of learning nevertheless soon decayed.