Sentence examples for even though appropriate from inspiring English sources
In a strange way, even though Appropriate Behaviour is, on the surface, dealing with issues ostensibly more niche than in Girls (specifically, coping with a traditional Iranian family while being bisexual), it feels more universal, perhaps because struggles with sex and family are more common than the travails of being a middle-class white woman in Brooklyn.
Conversely, induction with RA and neuronal differentiation produced inadequate putative neurons for further study, even though appropriate neuronal gene expression profiles were observed by RT-PCR (including Nestin, TUBB3, PSD95, STX1A, SYNPR, MAP2).
Even though appropriate antibiotic therapy was administrated, she died due to septic shock.
The low sensitivity of EIA in our study can also be explained with the instability of RSV, even though appropriate collection and transport conditions were assured.
It was, though, appropriate.
Other times, the threat is obvious, even though the appropriate response is not (as was the case with the frightening oxygen tank explosion aboard Apollo 13).
If so,then beliefs may be based on reasons even though an appropriate meta-belief (that the reason is a good reason to hold the belief) cannot be formed because the person remains unaware of the reason.
Even though under appropriate conditions Myc overexpression can lead to apoptosis [5], [6], [9], also the down-regulation of Myc can sensitize the cells to the induction of apoptosis [10] [14].
Therefore, even though an appropriate sample preparation protocol may be used, notable variation requires a careful interpretation of circulating DNA levels [ 12].
In 1904 the German magazine Der Schlemiel published a supposedly "Darwinian," four-stage model depicting how the underdeveloped, immature Hanukkah menorah, symbolizing Judaism, evolved into the highly developed, mature Christmas tree, symbolizing Christianity (even though Christians appropriated the symbol of the tree from paganism) (Gilman, 1993, p. 71).
This goal is now accepted as appropriate for taxonomy, even though its appropriateness was originally contested by no less than Ernst Mayr (Ridley [1986]).
