Sentence examples for even though not always from inspiring English sources
And this holds of all opposites, even though not always expressed in words-they are generated out of one another, and there is a passing or process from one to the other of them?
A credible perspective, he tells us, must account for the fact, "evident to ordinary people (even though not always taken into account by theologians) that in the great majority of cases — say 98 to 99 percent — the religion in which a person believes and to which he adheres depends upon where he was born" (Hick 1980, 44).
Even though not always species boundaries agree between the two approaches, the high similarity in detecting biodiversity patterns point out the heuristic value of the proposed MOTU approach.
Even though not always realized in the technical literature, the definition of autocorrelation of Smouse and Peakall ([ 23], equation (15)) based on their allele dosage vectors summarizes and generalizes most of the currently applied methods of spatiogenetic autocorrelation.
The present study also shows that negative relationship changes are indeed experienced to some extent, but that positive changes are experienced more often even though not always expected beforehand.
The single WTA without adaptation (model 1) still trends to a negative correlation for the fixed input and the positive correlation for the variable input, even though not always significant (fixed: r(9) < −0.50, P < 0.11; variable: r(9) > 0.61, P < 0.045).
By contrast some women reported having a 'great' or 'brilliant' doctor who was conscientious, caring and supportive-even though not always to great effect: ' my GP is brilliant, have had every test done imaginable and taken loads of antibiotics which relieve but doesn't get rid of the pain' (Elena).
Airport authorities and tycoons were willing, even eager, to help, though not always charmed by the re sult.
Skiing is always a white knuckle ride, even though is not always black and white.
It has been generally recognized that aptamer affinity is comparable to or even higher than that of antibodies, even though this is not always true.
Clinical trials, retrospective or prospective, were also reviewed, even though they did not always meet the inclusion criteria set forth.
