Sentence examples for despite collection from inspiring English sources

Despite collection of data by the trust "there was little evidence of the use of intelligence and data to inform performance".

First, our major limitation is the small number of included patients, despite collection during a viral pandemic, which limits the external validity of the results.

AAR from duplicate BRT cores (central GBR) are statistically inseparable despite collection 4 years apart and, therefore, potential differences caused by subsequent storage environments and treatment.

There was no significant clustering of births between June 1991 and July 1992 (Table 2), despite collection of large samples in those years.

Finally, despite collection of and adjustment with extensive data on determinants of patient outcomes, selection bias and residual confounding due to lack of data on variables for which we could not account may still exist.

Despite collection of patient reported outcome (PRO) data in clinical trials of antiepileptic drugs (AEDs), PRO results are not being routinely reported on European Medicines Agency (EMA) and Food and Drug Administration FDAA) product labels.

This weekend, Get Hard is predicted to be a big hit with an estimated $40m gross in the US despite a collection of toxic reviews.

By the early 1990s, despite a collection of excellent industrial technologies, the company had fallen victim to an insular organisation and a befuddled senior management.

Yet, despite the collection of fond memories, and the film's argument for the show as an incubator of talent and an expression of integrity, it's clear that, for some, the scar still itches.

Despite its collection of 3,500 handbags, Hendrikje, the 10-year-old Museum of Bags and Purses, has suffered from an inferiority complex, perhaps because it was based in an Amsterdam suburb that also features the Piggy Bank Museum and the Museum of Wooden Shoes.

Despite the collection's rather unfortunate title (reminiscent of torture itself) -- the poets (randomly ordered) set their own rhetorical conventions.