Sentence examples for despite incorporating from inspiring English sources
It was not to be: "Howe couldn't keep pace with Peter's appetites, despite incorporating hand jobs into his daily routine".
We find that the learned networks are quite easy to examine and verify despite incorporating a large number of variables.
Interestingly, despite incorporating Kdo into very different macromolecules the Kdo biosynthesis and activation pathway is almost completely conserved between plants and bacteria.
Despite incorporating the term "novel"—a term normally associated with fiction—"graphic novel" also refers to non-fiction and collections of short works.
Despite incorporating predicted values, these cost and survival estimates are labeled as 'observed' values because they reflect the effects of the observed intermediate endpoints.
Despite incorporating a correction for regression to the mean, D was significantly negatively correlated with day 3 T/S ratio (r32 = −0.42, P = 0.01).
Despite regularly incorporating honey syrups into cocktails, until recently I'd largely avoided honey's fermented iteration, either straight or as a mixer.
Despite not incorporating a detailed description of the main sarcolemmal ionic currents that may be affected by the disease, the model provides an accurate representation of the human ventricular AP in terms of its morphology and rate-dependent properties [ 21].
Despite explicitly not incorporating ecological interactions, METE has proven reliable for estimating the species-area relationship, endemics-area relationship, and species-abundance distribution in minimally disturbed ecosystems.
State government agricultural, mining and forestry policies are sometimes at odds with environmental objectives and despite progress in incorporating biodiversity considerations into large projects, the cumulative environmental effects of new and existing developments are not fully considered.
This is a feature that the smartphone giant keeps incorporating despite security researchers pointing to it as a flaw.
