Even so, a considerable number of ASVs are functionally irrelevant, or merely by-products during RNA splicing [ 28, 29].
Even so, there is considerable unease about what will come next.
Even so, coal has considerable appeal for investors seeking an inflation hedge and exposure to commodities.
Even so, there is considerable resistance from the owners of small businesses, who will be charged with collecting and remitting the tax revenue to the government.
Even so, there is considerable skepticism in Washington and among United States military commanders about the value of the training, and the strains caused by the airstrikes have now brought into the open blunt expressions of dissatisfaction with the Pakistanis that officials had kept mostly private.
Even so, he showed considerable acumen in setting out and conceptually clarifying the fundamental concepts of economics (wealth, value, labor, money, efficiency, etc)., in bringing out the difficulties involved in cross-cultural and trans-historical comparisons of wealth, and in analyzing the various cases of market failure, from monopoly to collective action problems to negative externalities.
Even so, we expect considerable debate to follow with calls for a more robust diagnostic option to detect at-risk individuals.
Even so, despite the considerable public health implications of coexposure, only Fredriksson et al. (1996) have shown that exposure to MeHg can further worsen adverse behavioral performance compared with inhaled Hg vapor alone.
Even so, Kansas law gives considerable deference to physicians' judgments.
Even so, Mr. Levy would face considerable hurdles in winning the Republican nomination.
