Sentence examples for although neat from inspiring English sources
Although neat (unfilled) PEEK biomaterials can exhibit an elastic modulus ranging between 3 and 4 GPa, the modulus can be tailored to closely match cortical bone (18 GPa) or titanium alloy (110 GPa) by preparing carbon-fiber-reinforced (CFR) composites with varying fiber length and orientation [6].
Entertainment Weekly reviewers Mike Flaherty and Mary Kaye Schilling gave the episode a mixed review and graded it with a C, stating "Although neat for its parallel plotting and George's hilariously clueless career chats with Jerry, 'The Revenge' is not so sweet".
Although a neat demarcation of findings may not be possible in a qualitative study, this section is roughly structured around the two research questions spelled out earlier.
But the game looked over for England when Boyd burrowed his way over in the 73rd minute, and although a neat passing move ended in a Heighington try, converted by Sinfield, Australia completed the scoring with Lawrence spinning and crashing over before Thurston kept up his 100% kicking ratio.
Miliband's quip that people needed to switch the prime minister instead was neat – although his comment that Cameron had gone "from Rambo to Bambi" was baffling and to some eyes might have been considered a compliment.
The common room is neat, although one corner is cluttered by boxes and suitcases waiting for end-of-term.
Interestingly, the effects of UCN-01 were not significantly different between the time points, and although a completely neat distinction of GSCs based on their UCN-01 sensitivity was not present in the RPPM heatmap profiles, most low-sensitivity GSCs formed compact clusters separated from the highly sensitive GSC lines.
This will help you to keep your writing neat, although you don't necessarily have to; creativity comes first!
Although Ronda is OCD neat.
There are other overlaps: Bubbles and Ziggy maybe (although not nearly as neat)?
"It seemed like a pretty neat idea, although a bit of a stretch," Mr. Chester said.
