Sentence examples for even though subsequent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Berlusconi said during Wednesday night's interview that his response was obviously a joke and that everyone present took it that way, even though subsequent news reports offered a less rosy appraisal.

The man who answered the door, however, denied being associated with the group, even though subsequent research showed he was.

Even though subsequent investigations by the Department of Transportation concluded that most problems were related to driver error, the Company's mishandling of the crisis cost it untold billions of dollars.

We generated hydroxy-coated Pdots to remove such a surface charge, even though subsequent conjugation of ligands is more challenging.

Even though subsequent investigations revealed further subtleties [ 31] – and it is clear that behavioural variants can be both cultural and locally adaptive [ 32] – this well-documented case study emphasised that ecological differences can underpin apparent cases of culture to a much greater extent than previously assumed.

Even though subsequent evolution is expected to drive these systems into one with a dominant specialised chemotaxis network, there might be a selective advantage in maintaining both a highly optimised chemotactic response as well as a more general response achieved through coupling of the tumbling behaviour to metabolite concentrations.

Bloom became closely associated with the cognitive dimension even though, in subsequent work, he often examined the wide variety of "entry" characteristics (cognitive and affective) that students evidenced when they began their schooling.

"I just felt I'd had enough," Taylor later said, even though his subsequent musical endeavours were no match for the Stones commercial juggernaut.

Even though the subsequent growth rates appeared normal, the cells exhibited a variant metabolic regime at the mid-exponential phase of growth as a result of the initial exposure to peroxide.

Still, addressing multiple toxicities and allowing genotype-based adjustments of several anticancer agents in order to reduce the burden of therapy and simultaneously improve cure rates may be a proof-of-principle approach even though the subsequent statistical and biological identification of the most important treatment modifications will be challenging.

But the Minneapolis version, painted two years later, around 1666, even though representing the subsequent scene where Livy makes the most of the gathered witnesses, effaces them even more completely, picturing Lucretia in the deepest solitude as her lifeblood leaches away.