The expression "even though still" is correct and usable in written English, and it is often used to indicate a continuation of something despite the existence of an obstacle or difficulty.
For example, "I worked hard on the project, even though still facing financial limitations."
In addition to electrochemotherapy, another biomedical application that is based on electroporation is gene electrotransfer, which even though still in early clinical developments has already entered several clinical trials [ 10].
But once the rate of deceleration is stabilized, constant, and unchanging, the sensation becomes one of hanging there presumably at a steady speed - there is no perception of deceleration (or even of speed for that matter) even though still decelerating.
Ungrudgingly admired by seasoned dirtbags and muscular young rock rats, she is, even though still young, perhaps the first female climber whose accomplishments may transcend gender, and the first rock climber who could become a household name.
"Constructive contacts are ongoing and progress is being made, even though still at a slow pace," he added.
Children transfused with RBCs during their PICU stay had a lower median Hb at PICU admission than non-transfused children, but this difference was reduced (even though still significant) at PICU discharge and was no longer significant at hospital discharge (Fig. 2b).
I was the class clown, even though, still crazy after all these years, I have no class.
But somehow, nearly 20 years later, we are still together... even though he still hates the way I spend.
My family and I still live pretty comfortably even though we still feel the effects of high inflation.
Even though it still means sacrificing something.
"I'm afraid, even though I still go".
