Sentence examples for even though correspondingly from inspiring English sources

By contrast, even though correspondingly positioned NPCs were similarly sparse in simultaneous controls, they were still characterized by distinct HEZs.

Even though, as Park and cols.

"Even though, in many ways, it is".

As an account of mental trauma, it's highly effective – and correspondingly bleak, even though shot through with wonderful moments of light.

Consequently, short seeds have drastically more chance occurrences and correspondingly more running time even though most chance occurrences will fail to extend into end-to-end matches.

The epic battle between good and evil is more a game than an allegory: that the stakes in the fight are so low is part of the fun, even though your emotional investment in the story is correspondingly modest.

If φ involves quantifications whose (bound) variables range over higher types than do the bound variables within φ′, then φ is of correspondingly higher order than φ′, even though φ and φ′ are of the same type.

Actually, since more control overheads are needed to compute the connectivity and estimate the experienced delay when more routing paths are available, CAIR eventually shows a rising RO even though its connectivity-based route selection could tolerate some interference from physical layer thus correspondingly reducing the number of collisions and retransmissions.

A flow rate up to 1 ml/min did not displace the cells nor the imaging focus point, even though this rate corresponds to a high fluid velocity of 0.1 m/s over the membrane and correspondingly large pressures.

Correspondingly, in the pro-apoptotic family, the activation of BIM was further enhanced, even though the protein levels of BID and BAD were reduced.

Figure 7 b illustrates that in the low D2D density regime (λ d =10−6), even though the ASR increases linearly, the EE almost stays the same as the number of CUEs, and correspondingly the number of BS antennas, increases.