Sentence examples for although only a part from inspiring English sources

This particular area, marked with (B) in Figure 5c, resembles the situation of a nanotube with a weak interaction strength by its substrate, although only a part of the upper wall is without a direct support.

Although only a part of these huge amounts is used for the production of natural phospholipid excipients, it is clear that there is adequate supply for this purpose.

It also projected that the number of jobs in the city would grow by an average of 1.4percentt annually from 2010 through 2012, although only a small part of those employment gains would come from Wall Street.

Steps from the Charleston introduced in the African American musical Runnin' Wild (1923, dance direction by Elida Webb)—moved into the ballroom repertoire, although only a short part of the dance was performed by partners holding hands.

From today in London, although only a small part of the collection is on show, Saint Laurent and Bergé's wide-ranging taste is apparent from just one corner of the two display rooms at Christie's.

Although only a small part of Jungle Ways, Seabrook's plunge into one of the world's greatest taboos came to define him and his career, which by that point was already strange enough.

Today Caernarfon's walls are managed by the Welsh heritage organisation Cadw as a tourist attraction, although only a small part of the wall-walk is open to the public.

Although only a small part of the ocean's total carbon budget, marine vertebrates contribute to the movement and storage of inorganic [10] and, as we will show, organic carbon.

Although only a minor part (7%) of this oil is currently extracted, 32 Mt of oil is actually nearly double the amount of rape seed oil produced in the world and could replace nearly 10% of the fossil oil used in the chemical industry today.

Although contributing to only a part of a comprehensive decision process, MCA can assist in overcoming implementation barriers by (i) structuring the problem, (ii) assisting in the identification of the least robust and/or most uncertain components in bioenergy systems and (iii) integrating stakeholders into the decision process.

Although we analyzed only a part of the duplicated DNA segments, our result suggested that it is difficult to analyze the shrimp genome following normal analytical methodology.