Sentence examples for but we attempt from inspiring English sources

But we attempt to keep the same average class size at all schools in the district and we cannot have flexibility in terms of that formula". As a result of the transfers, about 177 Keppel students are either being assigned to different teachers or are being changed from a single grade-level class to a combination class, Morse said.

These two perspectives on the TOL have often been conflated but we attempt to show why it is worthwhile to separate them.

But we attempted the impossible comparing the incommensurable by creating a power scorecard.

Mismatch during the georeferencing was unavoidable, but we attempted to minimize them to the minimum level.

Dissecting the developmental basis of these lines of least resistance is far beyond the scope of the present study, but we attempted to test our hypothetical model by investigating its expectations regarding the potential evolutionary outputs: an increase in tooth size should repeatedly trigger an elongation of the UM1.

Thus, the methods we used are inappropriate in some respects but we attempted to put some boundaries on the forces applied in femoral impaction grafting to reduce the risk of fracture.

The extent of potential contamination is not known, but we attempted to mitigate this error through running dual analyses with MTAT exposure dichotomized by both intention-to-treat and per-protocol methodology.

It is possible that PHRs were given to patients who were simply too sick to use them, but we attempted to enter all available patients into the study to assess the usefulness of the PHR for all stroke patients.

As with any observational study, we cannot prove the causal role of post-event medication use on recurrent cardiovascular outcomes, but we attempted to control for known major confounders and found that the unfavorable association between pre-existing CKD and outcomes was no longer significant after adjustment for post-event receipt of cardiovascular medications.

Secondly, we also accepted that there was variation in the reported definition of adverse events (a second main outcome measure) but we attempted to standardize this definition by not including adverse events that appeared not to result from complications arising from the surgery itself or from the function of the tibial implant.

They say one thing, but when we attempt to realize them they seem to imply something entirely different.