Sentence examples for even though comparing from inspiring English sources

In addition, even though comparing learning gains across studies can provide a framework for comparing hypotheses, they cannot help us assess whether an intervention has had a significant impact on student learning - unless we define what significant means.

Even though, comparing the competitive equilibrium and Nash equilibrium solutions, one can see that the competitive equilibrium provides a power distribution that not only meets physical power demand and supply constraints but also achieves a much higher social utility than the Nash equilibrium does.

These data may differ from other reports in different animal species and countries [ 10- 14], even though comparing resistance rates obtained with different standards and sampling strategies is of limited value.

Even though, compared with the theatre, it hardly seemed like much of a foray into the world.

This is a gap that mobile banking could fill, even though, compared to its neighbours, Ethiopia's mobile phone penetration is low due to a government monopoly.

Flying just to the east of the Statue of Liberty in the Texan at 1,000 feet gives what must be the closest approximation of Wilbur Wright's experience that is legally possible today, even though compared with Wright's open biplane of canvas, wood and wires, the Texan is a modern marvel.

"With a review paper already published and two more research papers near submission, I still feel I have lagged behind my own expectations even though, compared to postdocs in my own lab, I've faired well," writes NIH's Tait.

Even though, compared to untreated Ti, no significant reduction of growth of S. aureus in the growth medium and P. aeruginosa on the surface and in the growth medium was detected for DLC-Ti, a tendency to diminished bacterial amounts of these bacteria was observed (Table 2).

Even though compared to some of the other more gauche boys in Don's manly orbit -- the formerly likeable, now creepy, Harry Crane is shown crudely hitting on Megan Draper -- what he has done to these women does not merit the treatment he is receiving in return.

At the highest dose even though compared to control SSME displayed statistically significant (P < 0.01) Haemolytic activity, but considering such high HC50 value the activity may be considered negligible.

Self-monitoring (50% self-testing, 50% self-management) appears to be cost-effective due to its positive impact on the incidence of thromboembolic events, even though, compared with mixed primary/secondary care, it is likely to increase the INR monitoring costs.