Sentence examples for although the examination of from inspiring English sources

A high frequency of unique BRCA2 mutations may be characteristic of the examined Prague area and Central Bohemia, although the examination of a larger group of families is required to obtain valid results.

Although the examination of system functions such as liver, kidney, and lung is well established, monitoring of immune system is still poorly developed.

Although the examination of epistatic interactions is essential to our understanding of the genetic basis of pre-eclampsia, it presents substantial statistical challenges, particularly in the analysis of genome-wide data, owing to the vast number of possible interactions.

Although the examination of the effect of EGFR was built into the prospective study design of NCCTG N9831, the examination was to be correlative and at the time of the trial design, the quantitative approach used here was not anticipated.

Although the examination of mechanical properties, particularly strength and ductility, has been intensively researched over the last few years [12,13], usually a fracture mechanical description remains in the background or parameters such as the fracture toughness are simply equated with tensile ductility.

Although apparently negative, the examination of the effects of mutations on protein structures is anything but straightforward.

Although the Office for the Examination of Media Harmful to Young People only banned 116 albums last year, and 131 in 2007, they have ruled against 966 albums in 2009 so far.

Although this investigation involved the examination of a large number of literature databases, there was less investigation of the unpublished literature and conference-related information, potentially creating publication bias.

None of the hypothesized causes of the Fallon cluster has withstood scrutiny (with the possible exception of an unknown infectious agent the "population mixing" hypothesis or "Kinlen theory," although not supported by the examination of Steinmaus et al. 2004), including exposure to arsenic, tungsten, radiation, and jet fuel.

Although some argue that the examination of ethics has little import, it is generally considered to be advantageous because it assesses the ability to practise ethics in the clinical setting under pressure [ 82], and also ensures that efforts are made to acquire ethical competency by both students and practitioners [ 27].

Although principal components allows for the examination of potential effects of a large suite of variables believed to be associated with risk, one tradeoff can be difficulty in interpreting the results.