Sentence examples for basis, even so from inspiring English sources

As stated above, it is worth noting that our comparative data are expressed in a per cell basis; even so, Prochlorococcus is taking up at least double amount of glucose than Synechocystis cells, which are much bigger.

The detailed mathematical assumptions made (e.g., in relation to the expressions on pp.10-11 pp.10-11ng the chemo-taxis process in the Methodescribingectheave no biological basis, even more so the particular parameter values assumed.

Extreme anterior crowding is not unusual on an individual basis even in panmictic populations, so to even imply that it is some kind of populational marker reveals a lack of understanding of the etiology and variability of occlusal variation across populations.

By weakening the requirement of strict orthogonality of the signal basis, even better localization properties can be achieved with the so-called nearly-perfectly orthogonal filter banks (FBs).

Even so, he conceded that there is "some basis" for the concerns about flawed implementation of reforms.

But even so, introducing coding into classrooms on a regular basis is not a trivial matter.

Even so, there are still discoveries made on a daily basis, "buried" materials or not.

Even so, their meeting seems to have laid a reasonable basis for cooperation and for managing the inevitable competition between rising and established powers.

Even so, the results of this experiment expand the theoretical basis for further study into the anti-tumor mechanisms of sika AP.

Even so, Descartes seems to have taken the view as the basis at least of his physics, and perhaps of his whole system.

Even so, it is clear that a large portion of the genetic basis of human disease is yet to be uncovered.