Sentence examples for despite characterising from inspiring English sources
Despite characterising samples as having severe dementia, MMSE score ranges where quoted were wide (0 – 25 [ 10] and 0 – 30 [ 11]).
Despite both reviews characterising "The Harrowing" as one of the weaker episodes of the series, it was called "very creepy" in the Liverpool Echo, and the closing scene was described as extremely scary in the Metro.
But despite Gilman's relative radicalism in her day, characterising women as mystical earth mothers is not exactly groundbreaking in 2015.
Under these circumstances, a right hemicolectomy is usually indicated, despite the common absence of obvious malignant features characterising the NET.
The availability of the C. pseudotuberculosis strain 1002 genome (access number CP001809) has allowed the further investigation and characterisation of the microorganism, which is poorly characterised despite its importance to agribusiness.
Despite these issues, we found FDG PET-CT to be reliable in characterising indeterminate lesions and discriminating between benign and malignant disease with few false-positive results.
Despite being well known amongst the winter climbing community, there are no publications in the scientific literature characterising the hot aches.
At home, despite the many homeless people of New York, there is an unmistakeable lack of aggressive begging (which I'm characterising as outright approaching rather than sitting on the sidewalk with a sign).
Despite this broad knowledge, the molecular mechanisms enabling extracellular signalling pathways to orchestrate the transcriptional networks characterising pancreatic or hepatic progenitors remain to be elucidated.
In contrast, noise in signal transduction is less well characterised, despite its importance for accurate sensing and cell-decision making.
The potential involvement of neutrophils in JRA pathogenesis has not been well characterised, despite the fact that neutrophils are the most abundant cells within JRA synovial fluids [ 6].
