(e) Although relevant, evidence may be excluded if it is privileged under Federal law.
(e) Although relevant, evidence shall be excluded if it is privileged under Federal law.
Although relevant and important, these methods fail to evaluate other important analytical and biological components related to measurement variability.
Although relevant in vivo data are scare, we succeeded to preliminary validate the model for one case.
Although relevant, this is more akin to the origin of food than to the origin of life.
Although relevant Web pages explain that the guarantee relates only to bank solvency and not to any losses from adverse foreign-exchange movements, Ms. Hirshman worried that the distinction might be lost on less-sophisticated investors.
(d) Although relevant, evidence may be excluded if its probative value is substantially outweighed by the danger of unfair prejudice, confusion of the issues, or by considerations of undue delay or needless presentation of cumulative evidence.
Although relevant theory and the business press suggest that organized labor should influence the overall IPO process, it is surprising that very limited academic attention has been directed at the impact that labor has on IPO valuation.
Although, relevant variables such as average bed temperature and water content can be inferred from energy and water balances, these estimations are prone to significant error since the process is complex and measured variables are extremely noisy.
Indeed, our Circuit Rules provide that an amicus brief "must avoid repetition of facts or legal arguments made in the principal (appellant/petitioner or appellee/respondent) brief and focus on points not made or adequately elaborated upon in the principal brief, although relevant to the issues before this court". Circuit Rule 29.
Although relevant efforts have been reported, most theoretical studies only qualitatively explained the SSD formation mechanism rather than quantitatively evaluate SSD values, while most experimental measurement techniques unavoidably damaged (even destroyed) the ground surfaces and therefore could only be ultilised ex-situ.
