In the early 21st century, despite innovations in computer programming, designs in larger sizes are difficult to adjust for every figure.
Despite innovations in diagnosing and treating HIV and Aids, last year, 19.7 million people living with HIV were not receiving antiretroviral treatment.
In other words, while fighting off competition from dozens of handset makers making low-end devices, and despite innovations like the Lumia 1020, Nokia is still struggling to catapult itself to the top of the league of leaders in the new generation of devices, against the likes of Samsung making Android devices and Apple and its iPhone.
In Andersen's view, despite innovations like the Internet and email, the engines of American cultural creativity, which he defines nearly exclusively as the ability to look differently from whatever went on two decades earlier, have stalled.
Patients continue to suffer unanticipated adverse events despite innovations such as early warning and scoring systems.
Despite innovations such as laparoscopic robotic radical prostatectomy, few men recover normal erections after pelvic cancer surgery.
Despite innovations in the use of technology to develop research capabilities, the potential to use technology to address some of the ethical and legal issues around research participation has not been fully realised.
The proportion of patients with encephalitis with unidentified etiology did not change during the study period, despite innovations in laboratory testing, particularly increased use of PCR testing after its described use for herpes encephalitis in 1990 (23 ).
Despites its innovations, the ABC show was abruptly canceled in 1988.
Despite rapid innovation, it can still be a frustrating experience.
