Sentence examples for although measured from inspiring English sources

We also had information of haemoglobin measurements of the study population during pregnancy although measured by nurses.

Scientists have shown that the warming, although measured in just a degree or two on average in some places, has already had effects like allowing a proliferation of insects to destroy spruce forests in Alaska and raising the average levels of the oceans.

So although measured at purchasing-power parity (which takes account of lower prices in poorer countries) the emerging economies now make up over half of world GDP, at market exchange rates their share is still less than 30%.

Although, measured by assets, it is merely Brazil's fourth-biggest bank (behind two other listed institutions and Caixa Econômica Federal, a state savings bank), its market capitalisation of 36 billion reais ($13 billion) makes it the most valuable in Latin America.

Although measured ad libitum cookie intake did not differ as a function of experimental condition, overweight restrained men ate more than did women from each BMI and restraint category.

Although measured peripherally, individuals from our study with acute motion sickness showed both, reduced blood endocannabinoid levels and a downregulation of CB1-receptor expression.

Although measuring the quantity of newspaper coverage is all very well, it doesn't explain a great deal.

Although measuring the gas composition of the gas stream is feasible, it is too costly for commercial applications.

An advantage of flow cells is their suitability for relatively fast and reliable experiments, although measuring spatial distributions of a state variable within the cell is often difficult.

The dimensions of depression and sleep were each measured with two instruments, although measuring different aspects.

Intangible costs related to patient suffering are also relevant although measuring them is troublesome.