Sentence examples for although we control from inspiring English sources

Every event is different, and although we control for country and regional specific characteristics in the regression, we could have missed something".

Although we control for occupation sector, our categories are too broad to capture enclave-specific occupations.

We chose not to restrict the analysis to people who satisfy the minimum period of contributions at the age of 60, for example, although we control for the satisfaction of this requirement through dummy variables.

Second, although we control for differences in surveillance between countries, there is potential for bias arising from time-varying surveillance changes within countries.

Although we control for several observed characteristics, there could be unobserved characteristics affecting the relationship between women's autonomy and children's enrollment.

Firstly, although we control for co-infection with tuberculosis, which represents the major co-morbidity in these populations, we cannot rule out that the effect of CCL3L1 copy number is indirect, via another infection, rather directly on immune reconstitution.

Although we controlled for symptom severity, bipolar type, and history of psychosis in our analyses, we cannot rule out the possibility that the bipolar patients on and off of AP medications were qualitatively different befofre AP treatment.

"Our findings highlight a serious issue in American education -- inequality," says Evans. "Although we controlled for socio-economic status and race in our analysis, in reality low-income children are both more likely to change schools and more likely to attend schools with lower quality buildings.

Although we controlled for perioperative risk factors for delirium, we did not examine the impact of drugs other than paracetamol and pethidine.

Although we controlled the proportion within each age group to maintain a balance the age groups; but because quota was only set up for age groups, we were not able to ensure with confidence that the participants were a fair representation of all of the levels of income and education.

Although we controlled for many potentially confounding variables in our ANCOVA, including depression and anxiety scores, it is not entirely possible to decouple the effects of these co-morbid illnesses on brain structure from the effects of migraine and PPTH on brain structure.