Distinctly, even though S1 was not the biggest size of main root in research samples, the total contents of major tanshinones were the highest among all of samples.
Even though the environs are distinctly third world, everyone has a television set.
"It's very important that we talk about racial profiling and police brutality and aggressive policing practices all distinctly, even though they are all interconnected," Packnett said.
Even though it deals with a distinctly 21st-century problem, the strategy has echoes of the Cold War: America's closest allies would be drawn into an early-warning network of collective cybersecurity; private industry would be mobilized in a kind of civil defense against attackers; and military commanders would be given authority to respond automatically to electronic invaders.
Even though the investment costs would be distinctly lower compared to the "Bribin system", the profitability was not given.
This interaction should be entirely normal but there's a distinctly sinister undertone, even though I'm 99.9% sure that the thing inside the box is something I ordered last week, not something Amazon thinks I'll want to order next week.
One thing that does make it easier to find recipes to use up citrus is that, even though the various fruits are quite distinctly different, they can be used more or less interchangeably in cooking.
The Phormidium sp. CENA270 strain has a thick sheath, tangled filaments and small (≤6.3 μm) cells that indicate the presence of similar characters with Phormidium, even though the cells in the trichomes are distinctly wider (5 6.3 μm) than their length (1 3 μm).
Longstanding though distinctly marginal efforts to challenge this accounting convention are now gaining traction.
Even though each of the notes is heard distinctly--and in Bach the notes have a logic only slightly less formal than that of the Russell-Whitehead language the ear cannot always resolve their relationship.
As it was, they were left distinctly unhappy at the ruling, even though the referee seemed to have a clear view of the incident.
