Sentence examples for even though relevant from inspiring English sources

Virtually no work has been done to determine the characteristics of turbines running in water for kinetic energy conversion even though relevant work has been carried out on ship's propellers, wind turbines and on hydro turbines.

By extensive numerical investigations, it is shown that the frequency-domain approach to be preferred over time-domain schemes even though relevant computations happen to be heavier, mainly as far as the computation of the H∞-norm of the system transfer function is concerned.

Only one study did not report any multivariable analyses [7], even though relevant adjusted analyses for the associations of interest in this review were often not reported.

These algorithms lost much of their power when adapted to other studies since any assumption of a definite shape or physical model for the object's movements (for example, minimum curvature radius, acceleration/deceleration range) cannot be easily applied to the biological field even though relevant advances in this direction have been recently reported [7], [12].

Three manufacturers applied the comparator that had been suggested by G-BA even though relevant data were not available.

All this even though the relevant Biblical passage -- from Revelations, Chapter 13 -- does not even explicitly mention the Devil.

This paper addresses the question why socio-technical transitions follow similar trajectories in various parts of the world, even though the relevant material preconditions and institutional contexts vary greatly between different regions and countries.

Despite this common basis, and even though most relevant factors governing the behavior of slender columns are well identified, a lack of uniformity can be observed in the conceptual treatment of the lower/upper slenderness limits in different codes.

Millar (1991), for example, offers a sophisticated account of how the representational content of perceptions can justify beliefs formed on the basis of those perceptions, even though the relevant contents are not conceptually individuated.

Clinical protocols for 177Lu-DOTATATE treatment routinely include mean absorbed dose estimates for the kidneys [1, 2, 5], which usually decide the number of fractions given because of a defined dose limit, even though clinically relevant renal toxicity seldom is observed [6, 7].

P1c is an instance of Peacocke's "most extreme form of the inverted spectrum hypothesis…[that] asserts that another subject's visual experience can be qualitatively different from your own when you are both seeing the same object, even though your relevant brain states are physically identical and so are your environmental conditions" (1988, 464).