Sentence examples for despite the term from inspiring English sources
Despite the term "vaccine," the slime does not vaccinate against any specific germ or illness.
Despite the term ax, the tool was not hafted but was simply held in the hand.
Despite the term's nomenclature, women perform this function in many societies.
Despite the term "myelinolysis", several cases of bilateral basal ganglia involvement have been reported.
Despite the term ATN, actual necrosis of tubular epithelium cells is a less common finding than cellular injury and dysfunction.
John Barker, from West Midlands Police Central Payback Team, said: "Despite the term of imprisonment enforcement of the order will continue until it has been paid in full.
In the meantime, despite the terms of the deal, Russia is sending 7,600 more soldiers to Abkhazia and South Ossetia, and plans to keep military bases in both.It is plain where the biggest problems will arise.
Despite the terms of the donation, the owners of horses that won the Preakness established a tradition of selecting the next year's Preakness as the designated race for the Woodlawn Vase.
The consultation "allows us to reinvest in new technologies, new services and new procedures," Ley said, despite the terms of reference of the review saying that the addition of new services to the MBS was outside its remit.
Ms Roberts-Kinsey added: "Despite the terms of the Asbo, Tom Price has continued with his illegal practices and has breached the order several times".
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03523.001 Despite the terms being largely interchangeable in modern language, 'DNA' and 'gene' do not mean the same thing.
