Sentence examples for even if results from inspiring English sources
The brands in the introduction are optimistic about the exposure, even if results are not immediate.
Neil Warnock will probably get Cardiff City out of trouble, even if results have not been spectacular so far, because that is what Warnock always does.
What has been impressive with Morgan's side throughout the summer has been the positivity in their approach and the fact we have seen good cricket played, even if results remain patchy.
Conte has recognised that the 28-times Italian champions and twice European champions cannot compete financially with clubs from Spain, Italy or England, even if results on the field have been just as good, if not better.
Demonstrations and strikes at Walmart and, most recently, a string of fast-food chains have won publicity and spread the idea of workplace organisation, even if results have been thin.
But the 48-year-old did admit that living in England has already exceeded his expectations and that he is enjoying his time on Merseyside so far, even if results have not gone as hoped on the pitch.
In particular, comparing the behavior of the prepared catalysts, the Ba-containing systems showed higher NOx storage capacity than Sr-catalyst; also, the nitrogen selectivity increased even if resulted lower than the traditional LNT Pt-based catalyst.
A focus on facilitating appropriate discharge based on clinical response should have a positive benefit on overall health care use, even if resulting LOS reductions are modest.
As planning constraints, a maximum dose to the small bowels of 45 Gy, even if resulting in a reduced coverage of PTV-L, has to be respected.
Analyses performed with 0, 1 or 3 mismatches led to similar conclusions (results not shown), even if the results were sometimes different (see discussion).
Even if the results of studies regarding fractures rate in HIV-patients yielded conflicting results and the effect of cholecalciferol is uncertain [ 32- 36], we actually suggest cholecalciferol supplementation.
