Sentence examples for even though a defining from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit alleged that she should have prevented the death, even though a defining characteristic of SIDS is that it occurs without warning.

So, he continued, even though a defining feature of cyberspace has been the ability to make unlimited copies of almost anything, it turns out that the world might not be ready for such excess.

We live in a world where all information is so instant and global and defined, even though often, it's defined incorrectly.

Even though a metric is not defined, many problems in metric fixed point theory can be reformulated in modular spaces.

Even though a metric is not defined, many problems in metric fixed point theory can be reformulated and solved in modular spaces (see, for instance, [36 39]).

Even though a metric is not defined, many problems in fixed point theory can be reformulated in modular spaces (see [15 20] and references therein).

Even though a threshold score is not defined, a domain score < 50% is usually considered of limited use.

In fact, even though a threshold score is not defined, a domain score < 50% is usually considered as stated in the "methods" section, of limited use.

The concept of rapid speciation is not very well defined, even though a considerable number of species is needed [1].

Even though Johnson defined "lexicographer" as "a writer of dictionaries; a harmless drudge," the drudgery of the Dictionary fell into the decade of Johnson's most important writing and must be seen in part as enabling it.

Even though some define Darwin as a scholar of "liberal progressive cast", he was responsible for the theory of natural selection as a mechanism of evolution (Burleigh and Wippermann 2003: p. 28).