Sentence examples for despite the capacity from inspiring English sources

Despite the capacity of Windsor Park being reduced to around 10,500 for now, I expect the crowd to play their part too".

However, despite the capacity of students' questions for augmenting knowledge acquisition, amalgamation, construction and expression, much of this potential has remained untapped.

Despite the capacity presented by Melanoporia genus in lignocellulosic materials decomposition, the use of this strain for cellulase production was not reported, to the best of our knowledge.

Despite the capacity of 2D carbon materials as a nontoxic and implantable platform, their effect on myogenic differentiation has been rarely studied.

Nonetheless, despite the capacity of APSIM to run R scripts, the targetted variables by the disease modelling couldn't be updated during simulations which led to a much simpler adaptation of Fig. 7.

However, it is important to emphasize that despite the capacity of the present spectrometers to afford quality spectral data, proper handling, interpretation and presentation of the data and associated information (e.g. images), the in-situ investigation of artworks remains a challenging task, and even more so when two or more analytical techniques are employed.

"Many girls choose not to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics because they do not have the confidence to excel in mathematics - despite having the capacity to do so," concludes the report.

The club currently boast the highest average attendance in the Championship at their new Amex Stadium home and, despite expanding the capacity during the summer, are already well under way with installing more seats.

Despite having the capacity to iodize 13 million tons annually, India is only producing about one third of that, well short of the 5 million tons a year its population requires.

Brady said she was confident West Ham could fill the Stratford venue despite it having the capacity for 20,000 more fans than their current home at the Boleyn Ground.

This lack of agreement persists despite variation in the capacity of patients to act for safety and in the levels of support they need.