Sentence examples for despite accelerated from inspiring English sources
Understanding brain reserve in preclinical stages of neurodegenerative disorders allows determination of which brain regions contribute to normal functioning despite accelerated neuronal loss.
Despite accelerated research in this field, the mechanisms associated with lower-grade gliomas have not been clarified, partly because of difficulties in obtaining paired initial tumor tissue and recurrent tissue samples.
However, little environ-mental health-related research has been published on this region despite accelerated environmental changes.
However, polyps were rarely encountered in heterozygous GluLKB1fl/+ mice (1/16), despite accelerated mortality of these mice compared with wild-type animals.
Coinfection with Hp-Pb ANKA 2 weeks after initial helminthic infection did not modify the development of ECM despite accelerated Pb growth in vivo [ 149].
The CSF pleocytosis was attenuated in bacteraemic rabbits as compared to the two other groups between 12 16 hours from time of infection (P < 0.017), despite accelerated CSF IL-8 levels in bacteraemic rabbits.
It has persevered despite accelerating waves of new claims on our attention, from television to Twitter.
This suggests a reduced long-range transport of biological and biogeochemical matter towards the central Arctic Ocean and Fram Strait, despite accelerating drift speeds and increasing ice-area fluxes.
The report will also explain why global temperatures, while still increasing, have risen more slowly since the late 1990s despite accelerating increases in the greenhouse gas emissions widely thought to be responsible for climate change.
In interviews by phone and during two rare tours, condemned inmates embraced the repeal of the death penalty even as others favored faster appeals, despite accelerating their own march to execution.
The antagonistic pleiotropy theory proposes that mutations that increase early reproduction will increase fitness despite accelerating the decrease of late reproduction and shortening life span (Williams 1957).
