Sentence examples for changes in spite of from inspiring English sources

Oceanic hotspot volcanoes, unlike MOR1,2,3,5, have not yet been investigated for their sensitivity to glacial sea level changes, in spite of a comparatively higher CO2 concentration in the plume source19,20.

As described below, we expect that weak selection to maintain gene expression stability may result in positive selection on certain compensatory regulatory changes in spite of the fact that most novel alleles are likely to be deleterious.

The carbohydrate-rich and fat-rich diets provoked these changes in spite of being isocaloric.

I did think that it would be possible this time to succeed in achieving change in spite of that.

"This government's performance on climate change, in spite of all the grand speeches, is becoming ever more disappointing," said Tony Juniper, director of Friends of the Earth.

By combining these averages he obtained values for the abundances of the commoner elements in the continental crust of the Earth, values that have not been materially changed in spite of the vast increase of available data since that time.

The difference between Belgrade and other Eastern European capitals, a foreign economist said, is that "here it is the economic reforms that are driving the political train" and bringing change in spite of the contortions of the Communist Party machine.

The practical application of metal oxides (e.g., Fe3O4) as anode materials for lithium-ion batteries is hindered by their poor electrical conductivity and severe volume change in spite of their high theoretical capacities and abundance nature.

"They certainly can do much damage to Mr. Abu Mazen if they so wish by keeping the condition of the Palestinians in the tragic situation it is, by showing the Palestinians that their lives are not going to be changed in spite of the fact that they are going to be led by somebody who is pursing peaceful negotiations".

From anglers swept away, to buses with windows smashed by waves overcoming sea defences, and vast areas of countryside beneath water, the prime minister, David Cameron, has been sufficiently struck to make a link between extreme weather and climate change, in spite of his reported comments about getting rid of "green crap".

Unchanged position of VET Long-serving teachers perceived that the status of VET in society has not changed in spite of years of active work going on to improve it.