Sentence examples for although there is important from inspiring English sources

Although there is important heterogeneity between ICUs, inappropriate antibiotic use is still common in Germany (as in many other countries), where infectious diseases as a stand-alone speciality and antibiotic stewardship programmes are still underdeveloped [ 14].

It often didn't turn out that way, although there are important exceptions.

Although there are important differences between the two phenomena, there are also sobering similarities.

We find some evidence to support this claim, although there are important differences by race and gender.

And by almost any measure, Sids are the most heavily indebted countries in the world (although there are important differences among countries).

Egan says that he respects Kim as a leader, just as he respects Bush as a leader, although there are important differences between the two men.

Although there were important differences between these groups, they all opposed "bolshevization," which some Japanese fascists associated with increasing agitation by tenant farmers and industrial workers.

Although there are important differences between the two investigated temperature modes in the predicted evolution of fluid compositions and mineral alteration around drifts, these differences are largely within to the model uncertainty and the variability of water compositions at Yucca Mountain.

In general, a new study shows that the net benefits of eating wild Pacific salmon outweigh those of eating farmed Atlantic salmon, when the risks of chemical contaminants are considered, although there are important regional differences.

Before the start of the Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver, the Canadian prime minister, Stephen Harper, told Sports Illustrated, "Although there are important sports in Canada – our own football, lacrosse – nothing does compete with hockey.

Although there are important differences between the two phenomena, there are also sobering similarities: between the affected populations, in the causes of death (substance abuse) driving the upsurge, and in the economic and social contexts.