Sentence examples for although the means from inspiring English sources

Although the means and ease of transmitting images may be novel, photo-sharing networks didn't create this urge.

Like certain strains of Christian mysticism, cosmetic surgery is founded on a notion of human perfectibility, although the means of achieving perfection, and the rewards thereof, are the opposite of those in a Christian theology.

Although the means by which body temperature is increased and maintained differs between cold- versus warm-blooded species, there are strong similarities in terms of the magnitude of temperature change and its duration.

Enslaved Vortigaunts are depicted with green collars and shackles, although the means by which these control Vortigaunts is not explored.

Although the means of communication and transport were limited in antiquity, transportation in the 1st and 2nd centuries expanded greatly, and trade routes connected regional economies.

Although the means by which distance discrimination is accomplished is not clear, the best available theory is based on the rotational stiffness.

Although the mean litter size is two among spotted hyenas, first-time mothers often produce only one cub, and that's what happened in Roosevelt's case.

Although the mean score was higher after instruction than before, the improvement was not large enough to be statistically significant.

Metal exposure abolished the daily pattern of plasma LH levels, although the mean levels of the hormone were not modified by cadmium.

The SS approach slightly over-estimated the prediction error variances, although the mean and median of the SSEs were not outside the expected range of values.

Although the mean IL-1β levels were elevated in uteri harboring a pathology compared with the normal uteri, the cytokine was significantly elevated only in the adenomyotic group.