Sentence examples for but of concern from inspiring English sources

Dr. Larry Norton, a breast cancer expert at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York, who was not involved in the study, said the effects of radiation on the coronary arteries were relatively small but of concern to cancer doctors.

But "of concern," GAO noted, was that Treasury's compliance unit found that "15 of the largest 20 participating servicers did not comply with various aspects of the program guidelines" when it came to calculating whether borrowers were eligible for HAMP mods.

Furthermore, it has been reported that CDDO at high doses (5 10 μM) can have pro-apoptotic effects, ideal for the treatment of leukemia but of concern with regard to chondrocyte cell death [ 25, 26].

The majority (about 85%) of transfusions for dialysis patients occur in the inpatient setting [ 22], and thus the economic burden of transfusions is likely greatest in the inpatient setting, but of concern to the inpatient hospital rather than the third party payer, which is beyond the scope of this analysis.

But these were but ripples of concern.

"We have no concern that players have broken a rule, but plenty of concern in general".

But "Minds of Concern" is also the only online work in the exhibition to operate in a legal gray area.

Wheel workers say that many riders ask what Kato is doing, not out of fear, but out of concern for the dog.

The elimination half-lives are shorter compared to some long-chain homologues, but nevertheless of concern, as short-chain PFAAs will still remain in organisms with continuous exposure.

Conclusion: The use of dietary supplements among pregnant women is low but is of concern because of the lack of safety data.

I say that not out of elitism, but out of concern.