Sentence examples for although unaccounted from inspiring English sources

Some studies report that religion is important for outpatients with schizophrenia and that their religious involvement is higher than in the general population [ 84], although unaccounted factors for this association may exist.

Almost 16,000 people died in the disaster, although many remain unaccounted for.

Emergency rescue teams pulled 249 survivors from the rubble, although eight remain unaccounted for.

Although his car is unaccounted for, his Reno dealer has already received a red T-Bird that another customer ordered in the conventional manner.

Fisherman Kumsuri Gaborou said up to 300 residents were unaccounted for, although some may have simply been lost in the chaos.

He told Leveson that the paper did not stop using Whittamore altogether until September 2004, although there were two unaccounted for payments to him after that.

The company has raised $45 million in disclosed capital, according to Crunchbase, which leaves around $8 million unaccounted for — although that covers both the Google investment and a previous Series A deal in 2014, which was also undisclosed.

The UNHCR reports covered most urban refugees, although some refugees remain unaccounted for due to the limited resources available to attend to their chronic health needs or the loss of contact with them.

In the Cholesky decomposition a large proportion of the genetic variance in paternal negativity was accounted for by its association with the behavioural phenotypes included: 9 % of variance remained unaccounted for, although the 95%% confidence intervals ranged from 0.00 to 0.44.

"We know exactly where that battalion is," he said, "although there are several soldiers unaccounted for and several killed".

Although plant ploidy is often unaccounted for in comparisons of native and introduced populations, we found it to be a necessary and essential component for gene expression analyses.