Sentence examples for dramatically even though from inspiring English sources

The results show that roughness reduces the electroosmotic flow rate dramatically even though the roughness is very small compared to the channel width.

The following year, the level of disease that developed on clusters differed dramatically, even though all plots received the same fungicide treatment that season.

The stable systems are still working; but most of the unstable ones failed, sometimes quite dramatically, even though the National Health Service can mandate that jobs must be filled through the centralized clearinghouse.

I'd have to agree with you 100% I too switched to a ketogenic diet, lost 80 pounds, lowered my BP dramatically (even though I eat lots of salt), and dramatically lowered my bad cholesterol (SDLDL) and triglycerides.

Look, for example, at the fit achieved by Commerce Bank, which has been able to grow its retail customer base dramatically even though its rates are among the worst in its markets and it has made limited acquisitions.

A higher volatility means that an asset can assume a large range of values, while a lower volatility implies that an asset's value does not fluctuate dramatically, even though it changes over time.

For the Four Seasons hotel chain, bookings are up dramatically since 2008, even though the recession struck a considerable blow at luxury travel.

When these cells were simultaneously treated with a c-ABL kinase inhibitor, STI571, or a c-ABL-specific siRNA along with adriamycin, the p53-dependent p21 induction was dramatically diminished, even though p53 is substantially induced.

Compared with some of the Vivaldi operas that have appeared on disc recently, it is dramatically convincing, even though the action sometimes hangs fire; and with Vito Priante as Motezuma, Marijana Mijanovic as his wife Mitrena and Maite Beaumont as Cortez, the performance under Alan Curtis is stylish.

Every time they change shells, their appearance is dramatically altered, even though individuals inside the shells stay the same," she says, explaining the metaphor to The Creators Project.

Oddly, given these combined statistics, nearly half of gun owners say they keep weapons because it makes them feel safer, a proportion that has increased dramatically since 1999 even though violent crime has been in a steady decline.