Sentence examples for even though the observed from inspiring English sources

In the Thiele and Batycky approach there is no considerable control on decreasing water loss to the aquifer, even though the observed reduction in Fig. 9 by this approach is negligible.

For some coefficients, there exists a systematic bias (see, for instance, the positive trend taken by the average (dot {h}_{2}^{1}) forecast) : even though the observed series usually lies within the ensemble of forecast realizations, it sometimes lies in an area of lower probability, as measured by the pdf of the forecast.

Interestingly, even though the observed b2m KD was incomplete, it resulted in substantial decreases of class Ia expression at the surface of blood leukocytes.

Even though the observed KHB false positive results may be traced with series testing employed in the current HIV rapid testing algorithm, providing HIV screening with an SD BIOLINE HIV/syphilis Duo test could minimise the occurrence of such cases and save time, money and labour.

Consequently, even though the observed spectra shown here are broadly consistent with those observed at much higher levels in rabbits, the results are not quantitatively sufficient for a definitive identification to be made.

First of all, we observed significant right-hemispheric activation in this region, even though the observed activation in the LH might be partly elicited by working memory function.

Even though, as Colin Powell observed recently, the world has "changed" some in the intervening years, I doubt that we'll have a more enlightened public discussion in 2010.

Since light is scattered and attenuated by the tissue, the radiance at the surface as observed by the IVIS camera was fairly evenly distributed even though the distribution observed using PET was not as uniform.

Even though the incidences observed in different study settings were in a rather similar magnitude, the burden posed to the healthcare systems in the individual countries might vary considerably due to difference in the systems.

These effects suggest that shared immunoregulatory mechanisms coordinately regulate both the eosinophil and neutrophil lineages, even though the changes observed are not necessarily in the same direction in both lineages.

Thus, even though we observed the genes associated with our risk CpGs to be frequently underexpressed in cervical cancer, it remains to be seen if methylation of the identified risk CpG sites plays a part in the underlying regulatory mechanism.