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Discover LudwigThe phrase "although there are severe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception in a sentence, typically followed by a statement that presents a different perspective or outcome despite the severity mentioned.
Example: "Although there are severe challenges in the project, we remain optimistic about its success."
Alternatives: "even though there are significant" or "despite the serious".
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Although there are severe problems in the euro zone, an upbeat message ran through the weekend shows.
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Although there were severe lamination defects and neurodegeneration in Top2b-deficient retina, all retinal cell types (i.e. ganglion, horizontal, amacrine, bipolar, rod photoreceptor, cone photoreceptor, and Müller glial cells) have emerged (Fig. 1B H; supplementary material Fig. S3).
Although there were several severe comments about these issues, the developments of the PSCs progressed steadily, then efficiencies over 20% were reported.
The Jail There is severe overcrowding.
In LB1-deficient mouse embryonic fibroblasts (MEFs), although nuclei respond normally to biaxial strain, there are severe abnormalities in nuclear morphology (14).
Although the concepts for immigrants are largely similar in both countries, there are severe constraints when it comes to comparable sampling designs.
Although thousands of people could end up with the compensation – which starts at €250 (about £210) – there are severe restrictions.
"Because of this, there are severe delays.
"There are severe concerns," Rabinovici says.
Although later there was severe flooding further inland, a dam along the Rio Grande prevented significant flooding in the Brownsville area.
Unfortunately, it was soon observed that, although theoretically correct, there were severe limitations when computing the Green's functions of problems of high order.
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