Sentence examples for even though rather from inspiring English sources

The dendrimer was displaced from the dendriplex by poly styrenesulfonate) anion regardless pH or chains length even though rather short oligomer was used.

Even though rather strict criteria were used (Doctors diagnose or current asthma medication) the prevalence of asthma in the random sample (9.3%) was higher than seen in population based questionnaires, around five percent [ 17].

This is in contrast to the present study, where RS3 produced from long chain tapioca maltodextrins was found to consist of a mixture between A- and V-type crystal structures, even though rather low retrogradation temperatures of 52 54°C were applied [ 11].

You almost believed him, even though, as Rather pointed out, CBS was prohibited from using its own cameras or recording equipment or translators, and had to wait for an edited version of the interview to be delivered, several hours later.

The Treasury cannot, for example, force them to write down mortgage principal to mitigate defaults, even though taxpayers rather than shareholders would bear any associated costs.

Nor are they looking good for Ingrid, even though a rather battered Martin did manage to make it in time to donate the kidney.

Even though its rather peculiar name does not hint at it, the company makes software that powers the four major banks' online bank accounts, loan applications and credit card payments.

I'm surprised by their action because they should understand and respect media freedom". Bangkok Business News has said it will fight the actions and is backing both its columnists even though they - rather than it - were named in the writs.

Opposition to the Kelo decision was part of the 2016 Republican platform – even though Donald Trump, rather infamously, attempted to use economic development eminent domain laws to his own benefit as a real estate developer.

I agree with Wall that "the last word" on the paradox of what Flaubert called his "prolonged moral cohabitation with the bourgeois" should be his: "Legion of Honor, Medal of the: To be sneered at, even though you rather covet one".

Jurowski showed great care in the grading and sifting of Webern's textures, and then took equal pains with Mahler's string-orchestra expansion of Beethoven's F minor String Quartet Op 95, even though his rather conservative tempi, presumably chosen to tighten up the rhythmic articulation, meant that the tingling hyperactivity that is such a feature of the original work was rather subdued.