Sentence examples for despite being exclusively from inspiring English sources

Despite being exclusively formed from soluble components, the strength of the CB[8] ternary complex (Ka up to 10 m−2 in water)[ 39, 40] endows high stability to the hydrated microcapsule, with no ­evidence of dissolution over 24 h.

Breastfeeding rates in Britain remain depressingly low: despite initiative after initiative, only one in five babies is still being exclusively breastfed at six weeks.

Despite an obligation to be exclusively engaged in research and university lecturing for 40 hours a week, most grant-holders (PhD students and postdocs) are not represented on the elected body of their centres.

We also included all children under age 3 in our analysis, given that many children are given foods other than breast milk prior to 6 months of age, despite the recommendation that infants be exclusively breastfed until that age.

The directive "allow[s] substantial electoral campaign intervention by 501(c)(4) organizations... despite the statutory requirement that they be exclusively engaged in social welfare activities," the lawsuit contends.

Breastfeeding on the decline in Malaysia "Despite these initiatives, only 14.5 per cent babies were exclusively breastfed below six months in 2006," laments the Ministry of Health's Family Health Development Division Director Dr Safurah Jaafar.

Pitbull: Ostatni pies (Pitbull: Last Dog) is the latest in a run of films to have dented the UK box office top 10 despite being marketed exclusively at the Polish community.

The collected data created a clearer and more robust representation of K1 + 16362 cluster despite being defined exclusively by an unstable mutation on the rapidly mutating mtDNA control region.

At present, folic acid is exclusively produced by chemical synthesis despite its associated environmental burdens.

Results of a study conducted in Bangladesh now suggest that infants who are exclusively breastfed are protected against arsenic, despite high maternal exposures [ EHP 116:963–969; Fängström et al.].

For instance, despite growing trends toward professionalization, the practice of CAM in some countries may be exclusively concentrated among certain doctors, medical groups, or allied health professionals.