Sentence examples for despite deposition from inspiring English sources
Despite deposition of numerous intraglomerular lipoprotein thrombi, no thrombi in arterioles have been described in LPG patients.
Deletion of residues 316 467 from full-length GFP-tagged FCHO1 prevents complementation of the clathrin distribution despite deposition of the transfected protein at clathrin pincta.
Despite this "deposition" of his, in which he was denied paternity, he paid maintenance for the child.
The carbon black catalysts exhibited stable activity for ethane decomposition and hydrogen production for 36 h despite carbon deposition.
Despite the deposition of these films, no significant improvement in surface hardness was observed in the steel samples unless bias was applied to them.
Carbon black has recently been reported to act as an effective catalyst for methane decomposition and to exhibit stable catalytic behavior despite carbon deposition, and thus it can be used for CO2-free production of hydrogen from natural gas.
It could be argued that, despite glomerular deposition in WT animals, C3 is not critical to the glomerular component of this model.
Despite prominent deposition of CysC in ALS, the roles of CysC in the central nervous system remain unknown.
Although these studies showed that immunisation with Aβ was successful in animals, the models used, however, did not reflect the full pathology of AD (that is, they lacked NFTs or substantial neurodegeneration despite Aβ deposition).
At least one study showed that breathing rate is variable during inhalation exposures, and despite this, deposition in the lungs still ranged between 10%and14%4% for the aerosols ranging from 0.45 to 4.5 μg.
Moreover, in one of our studies investigating the effect of vitamin D depletion and supplementation with vitamin D enriched mushrooms, there was no clear difference between wild-type and amyloid AD transgenic mice (APPswe/PS1dE9) in terms of learning and memory, despite significant deposition of amyloid plaques observed in the AD mice [ 42].
