Sentence examples for despite the contraction from inspiring English sources
Despite the contraction in the number of T cell clones, brain metastases had higher non-synonymous mutation burdens than primary lesions.
Despite the contraction in the fourth quarter, a compilation of annual economic data by the statistical office showed that the German economy is in fundamentally good shape.
Despite the contraction in the economy, employment has remained resilient, with figures this week showing that almost 30 million adults were in a job in the quarter to November, up by more than half a million on the previous year.
Yet, despite the contraction in VC investments, the industry is growing dramatically, fueled by agencies and advertisers competing for digital real estate across billions of screens, with billions more forthcoming in the next few years.
As early as Q1 of 2009, GDP data showed signs of resilient consumption despite the contraction in investments and the collapse of the industrial sector.
This figure demonstrates the strong resilience of the system in the period between 1922 and 1960, despite the contraction of winter grazing movements, the large damage suffered by the sector during WWII and the civil war, which followed [see Figure 2].
Adhering junctions are also seen in other types of cells for example, in the muscles of the heart and uterus allowing these cells to remain anchored together despite the contractions of the muscles.
Crack-free and high-density composites were obtained despite the different contraction coefficients of the layers during the sintering.
Despite the unexpected contraction, investors reacted mildly to the news, with the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index falling less than half a percent.
Despite the geographic contraction of the city's Fringe Festival and a recent wave of closures and forced relocations within the small-theater community, San Francisco's emerging performance scene is beginning to show fresh signs of expansion.
From 2003 through 2013, real growth averaged almost 5% per year, despite the slight contraction in 2009 that resulted from the global financial crisis.
