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Despite discoveries on many fronts, up to two-thirds of the grants either did not get renewed or may not in the near future, Mr. Gates estimated.

Despite discoveries and developments in osteotropic factors, therapies exploiting these macromolecules have been limited due to a lack of suitable delivery vehicles and three dimensional (3D) scaffolds that promote bone regeneration.

Despite discoveries such as Sedna, the region between the Kuiper belt and the Oort cloud, an area tens of thousands of AU in radius, is still virtually unmapped.

Despite discoveries that SYT and SSX associate with other nuclear proteins [2], [15] [21], it remains unclear how SYT/SSX might contribute to neoplastic transformation.

However, despite discovery of these DNA polymorphisms, a significant gap exists in linking them to phenotypic traits so that they can be of more value in crop improvement as well as in genetic diversity analysis.

Despite discovery of the causal gene duplication in 1991, the first high throughput screen (HTS) targeting PMP22 was not published until 21 years later in 2012.

Overall, the TIGR sequence pseudomolecules show less discordance with our findings than the IRGSP sequence pseudomolecules as judged by comparison of in silico vs. optical mapping fragment masses and reduced prevalence of sequence misassemblies despite discovery of additional gaps within sequence assemblies.

This is despite discovery of a number of previously undescribed viruses since 2001 from clinical specimens from the human respiratory tract (human metapneumovirus [ 11], SARS coronavirus [ 12], coronavirus NL63 [ 13], coronavirus HKU1 [ 14], novel rhinoviruses [ 8], human bocaviruses [ 15] and K1 and WU polyomaviruses [ 16, 17]).

In 2000, for example, a Missouri state judge sanctioned it for failing to disclose results of five rear-impact tests of Corollas "despite numerous discovery requests". He ordered a new trial.

Despite new discoveries, physical factors are making extraction costs higher and increasingly having an impact on local environments.

Despite these discoveries, South Africa never became as famous as East Africa and the Leakeys, the family of paleontologists who worked there.