Sentence examples for despite being adequate from inspiring English sources

Such a simplification, despite being adequate for short lines, can lead to significant errors in the apparent impedance estimation for long-distance faults.

Preliminary results in rats suggest that allowing either 5 or 60 minutes of spontaneous breathing every 6 hours of CMV to 'exercise' the respiratory muscles could not significantly attenuate the decrease in diaphragmatic force production induced by CMV despite being adequate to prevent atrophy [ 33].

When it comes to acceleration, the 4-cylinder is adequate despite the fact that it is paired with an automatic transmission that has only four speeds (at a time when most automatics have more gears — from five to eight).

Mark Begich, the Democratic incumbent in Alaska, is one of the more unusual cases: his approval ratings are adequate, despite having a rather liberal voting record in a deeply red state.

The serum lactate levels in the present study indicate that tissue perfusion was adequate despite the low MAP.

The concentration of zinc in breast milk was adequate despite low serum zinc of the mothers suggesting an active transfer from serum to breast milk [ 35].

In clinical practice, antifungal agents are anecdotally observed to be ineffective in halting the progression of invasive infection despite what is perceived to be adequate surgical debridement.

Despite carrying unsettled sewage, the gradients measured were adequate to provide self-cleansing flows, despite low velocities.

Mr Duncan Smith's claim that 25 hours a week is adequate employment is despite his new Universal Credit programme sanctioning people working less than 35 hours a week.

For the purpose of a tumour vaccine, such cytokine levels were shown to be adequate for immunomodulation despite the transient nature of transfection (Balicki et al, 2000).

Treatment resistance is defined by NICE as the "presence of poor psychosocial and community functioning that persists despite trials of medication that have been adequate in terms of dose, duration and adherence" [ 2].