Sentence examples for although not greatly from inspiring English sources

Jordanians, although not greatly agitated by these royal goings-on, do express fears that Hassan's dismissal may injure an already struggling economy.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, March 20 , 1943 P. 16Editors Note: Although not greatly in demand as a dinner guest, Mr. E.B. White seems to have received an invitation t a gathering at the Fairfield County home of Congresswoman Clare Luce.

Examined longitudinally, consistent pain on average and several BTP measures reduced over time, although not greatly, indicating the persistence of pain in the cancer experience.

Although not greatly regarded in the histories of polar exploration, the Quest voyage's significance is its standing at the very end of the Heroic Age and the beginning of the "Mechanical Age" that followed.

Although not greatly emphasised, one NP hinted at the potential of ICT to support a team-based, holistic model of care delivery through the ubiquitous nature of electronic information from a common patient database, facilitating information-sharing and communication between all health professionals across departments both within and across sites.

There was an overall trend towards lower contents of soil nitrate-N in no-till, although it did not greatly influence total plant nitrogen uptake at two of three sites.

Although removing vitamins does not greatly affect in vitro growth of M. pneumoniae, all nine vitamins tested enhanced its growth [34].

These results suggest that Trx and Grx were subjected to post-transcriptional regulation, because protein expression was reduced although mRNA levels were not greatly affected in WS.

Grx and Trx were subjected to post-transcriptional regulation, because protein expression was reduced although mRNA levels were not greatly affected in WS.

Although the numbers were not greatly different, we found that the prevalence of MVO using early CE-CMR at 2 min after contrast administration was significantly higher compared with late CE-CMR.

Although parental lines did not greatly differ in genistein, daidzein and total isoflavones in some environments, considerable transgressive segregation was found, which indicated that both parents bear positive-effect alleles for isoflavone synthesis, and ultimately suggested that an elevated number of QTL might be segregating and likely to be detected in the mapping analysis.