Sentence examples for even though a repeat from inspiring English sources

And they're unlikely to resurface this year, even though a repeat performance seems more unlikely.

Even though a repeat didn't find any sign of a problem, I can't help being concerned.

The solid ratings were high enough to lift ABC to the top spot in prime time as the night's most watched network even though a repeat of CBS's "Hawaii Five-0" (7.4 million) outperformed ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition" (5.9 million) in the 10 p.m. hour.

The cloud-point pressures needed to dissolve ∼5 wt% poly methyl acrylate) (PMA) at 298 K are significantly greater than those needed to dissolve PVAc, even though a PMA repeat group has the same number of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms as in PVAc.

There were no thundering leaders about the iniquity of superinjunctions (even though, as I must repeat, routine anonymised injunctions are not superinjunctions).

Even though the repeat expansion mutation is a functional null mutation, few conventional mutations have been identified at this locus, largely due to the clinical laboratory focus on the repeat tract.

"Katie!" "Paparazzi," she said to me with a smile, a shrug and a little laugh -- she was clearly tickled by the attention, maybe because she tended to get less of it than the event's major players, even though she was a repeat performer.

Note that the model prefers integer number of repeats, even though partial repeat occurrences are common in the real data.

Even though the repeat and the cas genes operon in C. autoethanogenum, C. novyi and E. limosum are largely identical, no similarity was found between the spacers.

For the AR CAGn, repeat accumulation along the evolutionary trajectory of mammals is close to exponential (Choong et al. 1998); accumulations that persist in humans, even though long repeat number is frequently associated with pathology, including neurodegenerative disease such as SBMA (Gatchel and Zoghbi 2005).

We further compared the junction sequences of the inverted repeats and found that the exterior border sequences (16 21 bp) of the junctions could be the same from different strains but never in the same strain (more than 70% of identity) even though the repeats within a genome are identical, suggesting that the inverted repeat could be introduced by illegitimate recombination.