The phrase "although the width of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding the width of something in a sentence.
Example: "Although the width of the table is sufficient for our needs, it may not fit in the designated space."
Alternatives: "even though the width of" or "despite the width of".
With regard to gender differences, the adjusted rate ratio observed among female Veterans was much larger in magnitude than the association observed for male Veterans (with non-overlapping confidence intervals); although the width of the confidence interval around the hazard ratio for women indicates that this association was imprecisely measured.
Although, the width of capillary free spaces was unchanged, the number of artery side branches was clearly reduced.
Although the width of the notochord decreases, this appears largely due to compression by the adjacent lateral cells undergoing active convergence and extension (Video S1, S2, S3, S4).
Confidence interval coverage is good, although the width of the confidence intervals with pseudo-values is fairly large.
Thus, although the width of sparklet Gaussians was generally larger than that of Gaussians used to localize TRPV1- GFP, we were nonetheless able to combine GFP and sparklet localizations to plot single channel trajectories.
Although the width of the zone occupied by the hypertrophic chondrocytes increased with rapamycin, col10a expression declined 2-fold after 2 and 4 weeks of treatment compared to Control groups.
Although the widths of the two lasers are comparable (Fig. 3), the depths are clearly different.
Although the widths of these signal bands seen on MRI did not correlate with the thickness of histological layers and were affected by chemical shift and the magic angle effect, they represent a homogeneous layering present in normal collagen architecture.
And although they barely span the width of a human hair, zircons are nearly indestructible.
The relative size of the appendages reconstructed by Bruton and Whittington [ 7] more closely matches our interpretation, no doubt aided by their three-dimensional model (made under Bruton's direction), although they too overestimated the width of the body.
For the material with a starting basal texture, heat treatment in the upper α2, (α2+β) or β phase fields does not change the basic character of the texture, although the sharpness and especially the width of the basal component increase to some extent with the increase in the heat treatment temperature.
