Sentence examples for despite having tested from inspiring English sources

We have isolated a single wt1 ortholog in S. pyrenaicus in the present work, despite having tested primer combinations based on the two zebrafish genes (wt1a and wt1b), but we cannot exclude the possibility that a second wt1 gene is present in these Iberian species.

Notably, the gene encoding IFN-γ (IFNG) was not differentially expressed in the current study, despite the BTB animals having tested positive for increased IFN-γ based on the BoviGAM® assay.

Ethereal mists wove through stunning peaks and moss-draped trees, leaving us to wonder if, despite the tribulations that have tested our group, maybe we have finally descended into the valley of Shangri La.

Despite the fact the candy has tested positive for THC, those who overdosed were initially treated with Narcan which counteracts overdoses from opiates like heroin and oxycodone.

This may explain the lack of rigorous studies, despite the many projects that have tested quality improvement interventions in developing countries.

Despite that diplomatic triumph, by 2006 North Korea had tested its first nuke.

Morris qualifies for England through his grandparents and said despite having 18 Test caps for Australia, he was keeping his options open about a change of allegiance.

In fact, one child in our cohort was identified with celiac disease despite having negative serologic testing.

Despite this, Pearson now has testing contracts with twenty-one states, Washington DC, New York City, and Puerto Rico and "the contract to administer and score the exams that will be used by 10 states in the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers consortium.

Despite spending $4.8 billion this year, the Pentagon has had tests of a limited system fail.

However, because the monthly HIV testing rates in women continued to increase after the policy change, despite having maximized the testing of women in obstetrical care, may suggest that most of the additional HIV testing observed in women after the policy change occurred as part of routine medical care.