Sentence examples for continuously despite from inspiring English sources

Chronic stress and busyness demand that our minds move at warp speed continuously, despite that in order to think our best thoughts, we need to simply sit back, relax, and be in the moment.

Nonetheless, patients frequently are not treated with a full dosis of NSAIDs and/or are not treated continuously despite being symptomatic.

These arrangements ensured that participants worked continuously, despite long solution times for high gf items but much shorter times for low gf items.

In developed countries such injuries have been decreasing continuously, despite rising motorisation, as a result of successive traffic safety policies targeting human risk factors, the development of safer vehicles, and the improvement of road design.

As a consequence, air quality continuously improved despite continued economic growth and associated expansion of vehicle use.

We show that the surrounding savanna soils were sufficiently fertile to support crops, and the presence of maize throughout the record shows that the area was continuously cultivated despite land-use change at the end of the earth mounds culture.

After the establishment of the colony of Cochinchina, Duyệt was continuously venerated despite French policies of dismantling the Vietnamese imperial system and its ritual customs.

Figure  3 illustrates that the expected ratio of paracetamol and the two metabolites recovered over 6-h intervals in urine is indeed continuously changing, despite the fact that all clearances remain constant over time.

Nevertheless, since the year 1990, cancer death rate continuously declined despite increasing numbers of new cancer cases [ 1], indicating the improvements in diagnostics and development of novel more effective therapies.

In vitro gene mutation assays are generally carried out with continuously dividing cells, despite their distinct metabolic insufficiency.

Despite continuously improving measurement methods, the data for most models remain scarce, resulting in practically non-identifiable parameters (Gutenkunst et al., 2007).