Sentence examples for despite finding that from inspiring English sources
Despite finding that most of the genes were unique to each treatment, many of those genes differentially controlled by EtOH and INK128 are involved in similar pathways such as AKT/mTOR signaling, protein synthesis, cell cycle, proliferation and apoptosis.
They additionally analyzed genes specifically gained in the lineage leading to S. cerevisiae and found these sites to be correlated with tRNAs and origins despite finding that gene gain sites are not correlated with breakpoints.
Despite finding that one in five college students have been sexually assaulted, only 13% of rape survivors report such crimes to college campuses of local law enforcement.
They also dismiss systemic racism as a factor in her death, despite finding that she was dismissed as a "junkie" who was "faking it" by most police officers, and despite finding that doctors succumbed to premature diagnostic closure and assumed her complaints to be "behavioural issues" caused by an unwillingness to be in custody.
But it does so despite finding that the program has failed to live up to either of its goals: reducing gasoline consumption and substantially increasing the use of alternative fuels.
But it does so despite finding that the program has failed to live up to both of its goals: reducing gasoline consumption and increasing the use of alternative fuels.
Texts highlight misogyny but never misandry, its anti-male equivalent – despite research finding that women verbalise four times more misandry than men do misogyny.
A jury at the inquest into the 29-year-old's death found he had been killed lawfully by a police marksman, despite also finding that he was not carrying a gun when he was shot.
Keith Vaz, chair of the Home Affairs Select Committee, said: "I am concerned that the Home Secretary has decided to redact part of the findings related to the Lille loophole, despite John Vine finding that some were still able to reach Britain using this method.
Interestingly they found their warnings to be equally effective across US political lines — despite also finding that Republican voters were more likely to believe climate misinformation vs facts than Democratic counterparts.
