Sentence examples for although we recognized that from inspiring English sources

Although we recognized that providing bCPAP is more time-intensive for the nurses than providing nasal oxygen therapy, the difference in labor cost between bCPAP and nasal oxygen therapy was not included for two reasons.

Although we recognized that the approach would not be sufficient to establish or disprove a causal relationship between the skin complaints and the presence of monochloramine in the water, we believe that our investigation was an appropriate step to determine the need for further investigation of these relationships.

The subcommittee is favorably impressed with the quality and relevance of the work and the progress to date, although we recognize that much remains to be done.

"We will be active and sustained partners, although we recognize that this is a bilateral negotiation," Mr. Mitchell told reporters at a State Department news conference.

"He talked to the leaders of the Iranian government," the official said, "and told them that although we recognize that this is their internal affair, we hoped that this trial would be conducted in a fair and transparent manner".

Jill Wynns, the president of the San Francisco school board and a vocal opponent of Edison, said, "Although we recognize that a number of parents are satisfied with the education their children are receiving at Edison, the fact is that we've received a great many complaints indicating serious deficiencies that we are obligated to investigate".

Denise Gilman, director of the immigrant and refugee rights project at the Washington Lawyer's Committee for Civil and Urban Affairs, said: "Although we recognize that the law does require individuals on student visas to attend classes, I'd be very concerned about the manner in which it's being enforced.

Although we recognize that further research needs to determine the extent of low-to-moderate-severity fires at the landscape scale, our results clearly indicate that a mixed-severity fires occurred at least locally.

Although we recognize that this extension is simplistic and should be interpreted with greater caution, we believe this extension should be representative of the effect of temperatures increases beyond 3°C on peat accumulation rate and its effect on SOL thickness.

This makes our contribution already highly valuable, although we recognize that further research needs to be performed to clarify the interdependencies between the parameters and establish additional robustness improvements.

Although we recognize that alternative sequences of qualitative and quantitative assessment exist, there are substantial gaps in our understanding of the characteristics of different methods as well as what factors influence the choices (Bower 2001; Christensen et al. 2011).