Sentence examples for even so, we cannot from inspiring English sources
Even so, we cannot fully ascertain the causal relationship of these variables, because two of these variables (i.e., authentic leadership and psychological empowerment) are measured at the same time (Time 1).
We were selective here, analysing data only from samples drawn from the general population, but even so we cannot argue that the estimates of prevalence that we made use of were reliable.
Even so, we cannot exclude that implementation of the protocol could have made physicians and nurses more careful and aware of the importance of reducing unnecessary sedation and ventilation.
Even so, we cannot exclude the possibility that selection would ultimately lead to complete phenotypic convergence given sufficient time [23], [37].
Even so, we cannot discount the possibility that other conditions may influence SP levels.
Even so, we cannot rule out the potential for selection bias and reduced generalizability.
Researchers in BD who undertake actigraphy studies have not yet used a strategy that targets an active morning and evening period, so we cannot make any cross-study comparisons to determine if our findings are representative of other clinical samples.
We do not dwell on GO terms since approximately 50% of all genes in our analysis do not even have identifiable orthologs, so we cannot generally be confident about inferring function of differentially-expressed genes or gene modules.
Lately, New York City and surrounding communities have cut back on community gardens, so we cannot even grow good-tasting fruits and vegetables ourselves anymore.
In the second case, we can no longer use the fact that the optimal power allocation is uniform over the allocated spectrum, so we cannot even simplify the problem as the symmetric case.
The dignity and power of God cannot be grasped by human reason and so we cannot even conceive of God sufficiently to accurately impose words that name divine attributes: "words imposed for human use are used metaphorically for speaking about God" [ad loquendum de Deo transferuntur] (Sen 236.46).
