Sentence examples for even though reduced from inspiring English sources

These cases were elderly patients with significant posteromedial comminution (more than 1/3 diameter), which even though reduced was not held with screws.

So they need to be reminded why the newspaper and its Web component — even though reduced by budget restraints and staff cutbacks — often remain the first, best hope for word of what's happening on the local scene.

Firstly, we did not find significant cortical thinning in the occipital regions in PD-MCI, even though reduced cortical thickness of the occipital region was present in PD-MCI at baseline.

Moreover, despite the very high frequency of secondary nondisjunction in these females, the frequency of crossing over (even though reduced because of the presence of inversion heterozygosity) was identical in XX and XXY females.

These factors even though reduced to the barest minimum might have contributed to the higher Hb concentration observed in our study as also reported in other studies [ 14, 15, 17, 18].

Another point to highlight is, as shown in Table 1, that glycaemia, even though reduced, remains within physiological levels [ 26, 27], due to main two sources: (1) glucogenic amino acids and (2) glycerol liberated via lysis from triglycerides [ 28, 29].

Even though reducing personal and business energy use is essential in the long term, currently the amount of CO2 that can be released by power plants and other industrial facilities across the EU between now and 2012 is fixed by the European Emissions Trading Scheme.

Even though reducing the time spent to build the trees, the lower resultant fat-factor may benefit query execution by reducing the number of distance calculations and disk accesses to run, for instance, nearest neighbor queries.

Even though reducing the charitable tax deduction would hardly dent the nation's debt, charitable organizations are still worried.

Even though reducing toxic chemicals in gasoline might make it more expensive, the Environmental Protection Agency argues that clean air provides long-term cost benefits.

David Roberts of Vox pointed out that now that we know we're in for more catastrophes in the long-term, even though reducing emissions is still critical, guilt-tripping people for generating greenhouse gases is a silly way to protect American communities from flood damage.