Sentence examples for despite exposing from inspiring English sources
But despite exposing the physical conflict caused by guns, a central confliction still remains within McCrow.
Despite exposing the pups to multiple high doses (2 × 10−10 CFU per gavage) before weaning, the mice developed hyper-IgE at adult age.
Despite exposing cells to a higher degree of stress, the minimal changes in cellular metabolism and cell proliferation we observed demonstrate that our combined stress protocol can modify cellular response without causing cytotoxic effects.
These data emphasize that higher dosages of thiazolidinediones are required for the treatment of arthritis than for restoring insulin sensitivity but that thiazolidinediones prevent inflammatory bone loss despite exposing animals to increased fatness possibly resulting from excessive activation of PPAR-γ.
Fortunately, despite exposed stone walls, beamed ceilings and tiled floors, the comfortable rooms play down monastic asceticism.
These observations suggest that SRP is recruited in a TMD- and nascent chain-dependent manner to actively translating ribosomes despite never exposing the TMD outside the exit tunnel.
This is despite internal documents exposing the corporate effort, which was anyway conducted in public.
In an examination of feminist viewpoints regarding women in gaming, comedian and writer Liana Kerzner cited Ivy as an example of misperception of an empowered female character, noting that when compared to characters such as Wonder Woman the latter was considered a positive character for being "empowered" despite sharing similar exposing outfits and physical builds.
A lot of the women have suicidal thoughts as a result of what men have done to them," says Sandra, "but the majority of women do survive, despite being exposed to the most extreme levels of sexual violence".
I have, thankfully, never been involved in such activities, despite being exposed to them – my religious inclination instilled in me a focus on academia, and my family also had a strong discipline in place.
Conversely, why might some children fail despite being exposed to it?
