Sentence examples for despite the important progress from inspiring English sources
"Despite the important progress achieved over the last days, we did not have all the necessary elements on the table to take decisions today," said Jean-Claude Juncker, prime minister and finance minister of Luxembourg.
Despite the important progress made using these new models, the molecular mechanism responsible for C. jejuni-mediated pathogenesis remains largely elusive.
Despite the important progress already achieved, most of the laboratories were resource constrained and operated within a limited capacity.
Despite all the important progress achieved in understanding aspects of cognition and in relating these aspects to specific parts of the brain, there is one important caveat immanent to most cognitive neuroscience research: The relationships between cognitive modules and brain areas are observational.
Despite this important progress, the MMR in some of these countries remains higher than the global average.
Despite this important progress, a lingering question has remained: how does the function of PHR proteins during development impact behavior?
Despite this important progress, parents need to be aware of ongoing hazards and be on the lookout for unsafe products.
Despite this important progress, there are still only a few Guineans with a PhD in health research, and collaboration with external partners for training remains essential.
Despite those important progresses, our understanding of neural regulation of the WAT metabolism still remains incomplete.
Despite the important scientific progress regarding HIV pandemics registered during the last decade, more and more cases of HIV infection are diagnosed every year, as HIV testing practices vary across Europe.
However, despite the important technological progress made in the past years in this field, measurement of B- and T-cell responses still faces many difficulties: standardization of cell preparation, timing of blood draw, cells conservation, reproducibility and inter-laboratory comparability, available volumes of blood in the pediatric population, and assay costs.
