Sentence examples for despite its frequent use from inspiring English sources
Despite its frequent use and the many attempts to describe it in general terms, texture lacks a precise definition.
Going one step further, there is an argument to be made that the original version should be taught in schools, not despite its frequent use of the N-word, but because of it.
Despite its frequent use, 'placebo effect' is a non-sequitur, thus confusion abounds.
However, despite its frequent use in patients with RA, its validity has not been ascertained in this population.
Despite its frequent use, the term "dramatisation" does not accurately describe film and opera adaptations; the process is more subtle and far-reaching.
But despite its frequent use as a record of past processes and events, why skeletal fluorescence occurs is not well understood.
Despite the long history of using stimulation during infant's resuscitation and its frequent use in routine DR-management [ 13], limited scientific data concerning benefit or harm of that intervention warrant further research.
Its frequent use in "fulsome praise" gives that phrase the meaning of "cloying, unctuous, obsequious flattery".
Strikingly, however, despite its frequent routine use, so far there are no clinical data on the role of mechanical ventilation with FiO2 = 1.0 during the management hemorrhagic shock, most likely due to ethical constraints.
34 Memantine has been approved for people with moderate to severe Alzheimer's disease or those with intolerance to acetylcholinesterase inhibitors; it has also been used in mild Alzheimer's disease but the evidence for this is currently lacking despite its frequent off-label use.
