Sentence examples for but pooling from inspiring English sources

Indeed, most trials were necessarily multicenter in order to reach a sufficient statistical power, but pooling together patients of different ethnicities may have revealed false-positive associations between response to antiviral therapy and HBV genotype.

In turn, Ms. Navarro had helped Mr. Martinez get a job at her Starbucks store, and together they had become a team, both poor but pooling their resources to get ahead.

But pooling financial resources to jointly acquire new works may be part of it.

But pooling them into statewide plans that are professionally managed steers them toward safer investments and cuts their fees, while adding a layer of oversight from state authorities.

Acquiring venom and gland-tissue in sufficient quantities is challenging for rear-fanged species, but pooling venom from many individuals can confound interpretation of expression and composition.

This difference could be due to the small number of changes and polymorphic sites in each test, which is a reflection of the small size of the genes; but pooling the data from all five genes also failed to show a significant result.

They didn't play as a team but pooled their money and split their winnings and losses.

A baseline mean arterial pressure <65 mmHg was associated with poor short-term outcome, but pooled analyses provided heterogeneous results.

Due to limited resolution of most MS instruments the isotopic variants are not fully separated in the spectra but pooled in mass bins of approximately 1 Da length.

Pooled data for diarrhea and treatment-related deaths showed no significant heterogeneity, but pooled data for nausea/vomiting did.

Therefore, analyses for population mixing were conducted separately for each decade but pooled for all three states.