Sentence examples for eliminated even though from inspiring English sources

Refuting another myth, the report argues that the elimination of hazardous child labour does not have to wait until poverty is eliminated, even though poverty particularly the exploitation of poverty is an important contributing factor.

Instead, the Patriots were eliminated even though they (and the Miami Dolphins) had the same 9-7 record as the Jets, who were awarded the East title on a tie breaker.

For rubble ventilation embankment, the sunny shady effect has been hardly eliminated even though the rubble has been strengthened in sunny side.

Third, while publication bias was not significant statistically in these studies, such a bias can never be completely eliminated even though we have included publications in the forms of abstract and letters to the editor.

In lobbying fiercely against the overhaul, the private banks argued that it would eliminate jobs, even though the government will hire many of the same banks on a contract basis to service the loans and perform other back-office administration.

Nuristan police chief Ghulamullah Nooristani says there are no signs that anyone intends to eliminate Fazlullah, even though he was creating havoc for people there, charging illegal taxes, stealing supplies from trucks and sometimes killing drivers.

This cut-off led to the occurrence of only one VDJ clone for sample IgV-Mut #3 and thus, was judged as adequate to eliminate artifacts even though genuine subclonal mutations might be missed.

Even though, there are many methods available to eliminate heavy metals and biological contaminants separately, the methods available to eliminate both of these contaminants simultaneously are scarce [26, 31].

Bax deletion completely eliminated these differences, even though hormone levels in the mice were normal, the researchers report this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Among these retrocopies, retrogenes were more prevalent in old than young retrocopies, which indicates that most retrocopies may have been eliminated during evolution, even though some retrocopies survived, attained biological function as retrogenes, and became old.

Jett, a former career diplomat who served as US ambassador in Peru and Mozambique in the 1990s, said there is no way to eliminate political appointments even though "we're the only serious country that does it this way".