Despite its variation across its range, George noted that B. menziesii was a clearly defined species, and no formal division into subspecies was warranted.
The seasonal NH insolation anomaly due to orbital forcing, especially precession, is remarkable (−1.5 3 W m−2) despite its slow variation on a centennial timescale (e.g., the difference in perihelion is 7.28°; Table 2).
Despite its widespread use, variation in doctors' understanding of the term individualisation highlights the need for it to be defined.
However, if researchers were interested only in the physical aspect of HRQOL, then the FCI, despite its lower explained variation in HRQOL, may provide a good option for the ease in its administration and scoring.
Despite its flaws and regional variations, public health care is generally a key to defining Canada.
But despite its awesome reputation, most variations are over-sweetened with extra sugar and calorie-laden liqueurs.
It is also confirmed that humidity control at chamber inlet air stream would not be necessary because, despite its wide range of variation (air taken from outside), its impact on output variance is low.
Despite its importance, factors controlling spatial variation of mean transit time (MTT) are not yet well understood.
The enzyme's angiogenic activity has been consistently shown in a variety of human malignancies, despite variations of its principal source of production.
The observed stability in the composition of the bacterial community at a high taxonomic level may indicate that the overall function of the community is achieved despite variations in its bacterial members.
Despite much individual variation, its age of onset and rate is remarkably homogeneous among progressive multiple sclerosis subtypes (Kremenchutzky et al., 2006).
