Sentence examples for despite being significantly from inspiring English sources

D2 mice darted significantly more than B6 mice in each laboratory, despite being significantly less active.

Among successful sires, previously established males sired a disproportionate number of the offspring sampled, despite being significantly smaller than subsequently released males.

However, consideration of the literature reveals that images of inefficiently cryo-fixed networks remain widely reported as being representative of the native structure of gels despite being significantly damaged by ice formation.

Despite being significantly larger than the older PSP or now tiny PSPgo, PS Vita somehow feels lighter, which raises the question -- can a device so light and so large provide a full day of gaming on a single charge?

A1 Hispanics Optimistic, Poll Finds A new survey of the nation's Hispanics finds they are far more optimistic about life in the United States and the prospects for their children's future than are non-Latinos, despite being significantly poorer than other groups and less likely to ever gain the full benefits of citizenship.

Starbucks actually grew faster in 2006 despite being significantly larger.

The reconstruction order of the scheme is also important, although, while significant differences are found between TVD and PPM, the differences between PPM and WENOZ are much more minute (despite WENOZ being significantly more computationally expensive than PPM).

The battery life was considered acceptable taking into account the form-factor and the discrete GPU, despite it being significantly shorter than the UX31A.

In the cAMP-repressed group, fewer common 3-element modules were uncovered than in the cAMP-induced group (3 versus 8), despite there being significantly more promoters to scan; this may reflect a more robust functional conservation of the respective promoters.

Despite not being significantly associated with insomnia in the multivariate analysis, results of this study show that patients do care about environmental factors with regard to their sleep.

Embarrassment, stigma, and fears of what the clinician will think of them have regularly been cited as barriers to service utilization [ 46, 47] so it is unusual that no differences were noted between groups despite there being significantly greater disclosure.