Sentence examples for even though the interpretation from inspiring English sources

However, a control mammography should be performed in these patients, even though the interpretation of the images can be hindered by postoperative scars.

21 The application of the treatment program has had positive results, even though the interpretation of these results must be cautious due to the weakness of the experimental design (no control group and a small sample size).

Even though the interpretation was hampered by the fact that the two cohorts did not have similar entry criteria, the authors concluded that earlier classification of SLE with or without renal involvement was possible using SLICC-12, although it was not as clear in the LUMINA group as in the GLADEL cohort.

In the course of the American and the French Revolutions a basic "natural" right to religious liberty was recognized, even though the interpretations of what kind of religious dissent could be tolerated differed.

And in Central Union Telephone Co. v. Edwardsville, we upheld the Illinois Supreme Court' s interpretation of a state waiver rule, even though that interpretation resulted in the forfeiture of federal constitutional rights.

Even though the second interpretation does describe and improve the process for determining value b, the above-mentioned issues still apply.

Even though that interpretation has long since been debunked, unsubstantiated claims about the nature and function of neural sex differences continue to be made and such claims may do serious harm [ 2– 4].

We have chosen to normalise the covariance structure matrix instead of the scale parameter in our work, because of the analogy between the average scale,, and the radar cross section,, of 1-dimensional data (also described in [8]), even though this interpretation is not straight forward for multidimensional data.

Even though the translation and interpretation of risk can be hard to understand for both the patient and the physician because it involves mathematical calculations, the physician is responsible for effectively mediating an explanation that the patient can understand.

Even though interpretation of the results was complicated by partial misclassification of cases, the study succeeded in identifying what specific factors may facilitate progression to more advanced behavioral stages among employee drivers.

The advantage of expressing amputation in terms of those at risk is that the results can be used as an indication of the quality of disease management, even though the data require careful interpretation (2).