Sentence examples for despite the upper from inspiring English sources
However, despite the upper level restrictions set by allometry, source-sink interactions and localized responses of individual shoots operated as local processes that directed allocation towards the most favourable positions.
Only one case showed significant motor cortical pathology despite the upper motor neuron clinical features being evident in 4 patients.
Despite having the upper hand, The Bulldogs failed to pin Jacques in time, and the match ended in a twenty-minute time draw.
Despite operating at the upper limits of flirtatiousness already, he says there may also be subtle shifts in their behavior—"how they talk and move when enticing a customer to buy a dance, and how they perform the dance itself".Women on the pill averaged $37 (and had no performance peak) versus $53 for women off-pill.
The fact that the majority of people 65 and older were gainfully employed suggests that they didn't have dementia despite being at the upper limits of their lifespan.
Despite the above, the upper respiratory tract immune system was strongly stimulated in those groups after vaccination.
Despite the travails of the upper order Buttler was still able to score at a strike rate of 117.
The governing Liberal Democrats said they might go ahead on Thursday with a vote in the lower house to approve all three nominees for the Bank of Japan, despite the rejections by the upper house.
After she took over the leadership of the BSP, Mayawati embarked on a political strategy that involved co-opting upper-caste Brahmans this despite having earlier identified the upper castes as the reason for the misery of the lower castes.
On the Spanish left wing, Condé's cavalry charged with great resolution and despite heavy losses gained the upper hand, but their success was nullified by the failure of the Spanish centre and right to resist the Anglo-French troops.
So despite a boom in the upper echelons of the real estate market — 125 apartments have sold for at least $20 million in the last five years, and developers are churning out more every year — the city is unable to truly cash in.
