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But as dozens of studies have shown, despite major improvements in technique, better selection of patients and highly experienced cardiac surgeons, bypass surgery is still hardly an innocuous procedure.
Mr. Hu said that despite major improvements in the criminal procedure code that took effect in 1997, important shortcomings remain, such as a lack of protection from double jeopardy.
Despite major improvements over the past several decades, many patients undergoing hematopoietic stem cell transplantations (HSCT) continue to suffer from significant treatment-related morbidity and mortality.
Despite major improvements in two-dimensional systems (2D) by using a variety of cell culture models of different complexity, an efficient anti-fibrogenic therapy has yet to be developed.
"At a hardware BOM and manufacturing cost of $173, the new iPhone is significantly less expensive to produce than the first-generation product, despite major improvements in the product's functionality and unique usability, due to the addition of 3G communications," said Dr. Jagdish Rebello, director and principal analyst for iSuppli.
Despite major improvements in therapy over the past decades, CLL remains essentially an incurable disease.
Despite major improvement in treatment of early stage localised prostate cancer, the distinction between indolent tumors and those that will become aggressive, as well as the lack of efficient therapies of advanced prostate cancer, remain major health problems.
Despite recent major improvements in road safety in the U.S. [30], the current safety level in terms of fatalities per population is far below the level of the best-performing countries [24].
But environmentalists have expressed concerns that despite some major improvements on climate policy in Canada, Trudeau will continue to develop the Keystone XL pipeline.
Despite this, major improvements are required to cover essential interventions especially for neonates and infants.
Iraq's prime minister, Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, told Parliament on Monday that Iraqi forces were not ready to defend the country without American help despite what he termed major improvements in security in Baghdad since the additional American troop buildup began this year.
