Sentence examples for although the evolution from inspiring English sources
Although the evolution of the sacramental attitude of the Salvation Army must not be wholly attributed to Catherine Booth, her beliefs were undoubtedly influential.
Along with Earth, Venus and Mars have atmospheres that were primarily formed as a result of volcanic gas emissions, although the evolution of these gases on each planet has been very different.
Although the evolution of cabaret in New York has no such horrific associations, it was no secret that Sherman Billingsley, owner of the fabled Stork Club "barred blacks and noncelebrity Jews," as cited in "Intimate Nights," the definitive book about the golden age of cabaret, by James Gavin (Grove Weidenfeld, 1991).
Although the evolution of cloud computing has not reached the maturity level, there is still adequate research about the topic.
It should be noted that although the evolution at the boundary is slow, some diffusion still occurs.
It should be noted that although the evolution at the boundary is slow, some diffusion still may occur.
Although the evolutions of the conditions at the Sages and Bachman sites are described in more detail in Mravik et al. (2003) and Ramsburg et al. (2004), respectively, we provide a summary below to facilitate analysis of the observed stimulation of microbial reductive dechlorination after physical chemical treatment.
Although reconstructing the evolution of the pol and nap mitotypes is not possible, the former is likely more primitive.
Although the development and evolution of these techniques or treatments has led to better control, they must still be used carefully and newborns should be monitored closely.
Although details about the evolution of dogs are uncertain, the first dogs were hunters with keen senses of sight and smell.
Although it influences the evolution of the cake thickness, FDG can nevertheless be used to perform strength tests on preformed cakes, by imposing controlled shear stresses to the surface and measuring the thickness following deformation.
