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However, it is evident that although branching designs are generated, geometric and 'constructal' constraints are always present and often not relaxed in their designs.

From the above calculations, it is evident that although the addition of ultrasound would increase the number of assessments, the major call on resources would be the performance of the ultrasound examinations.

However, it is evident that although there is considerable experience of testing materials in lower pressure gaseous CO2 in the oil and gas industry, there is little understanding of the behaviour of pipeline materials when in contact with impure CO2 captured either from power plants or the oil and gas industry.

From Figure 14, it is evident that, although adding an impact velocity to the companion (perpendicular to its orbital velocity) increases the minimum companion speed, it also in fact reduces the maximum companion speed.

From Table 5, it is evident that, although all types of financial transactions have shown impressive growth, two instruments stand out both in terms of transactions as well as volumes.

From the illustration, it is evident that, although both LBP 8,1 and CLBP _ S 8,1 _ M 8,1 exhibit better performance than other operators in the case of accurate detection of the normal case ('NOM'), LBP 8,1 is superior to CLBP_S 8,1 _M 8,1 while considering classification accuracy of the 'RUN' category.

That the business of baseball is a dicey one, dependent more than ever on winning, is evident in that although the Mets drew 2.8 million fans last year, the most in a decade, the club made a profit with only the revenues from its post-season games.

I think it's also self-evident that although we think that we have a superb peer review system, the results and outcomes are not always driven purely by the hypothesis that was written and the specific aims.

It is evident that this approach, although providing some valuable information on the issue, cannot reflect all aspects of collaboration.

In contrast, a significant decrease in HT-29 tumour formation for HT-29 cells treated with the combinatorial regimen was evident, indicating that although survivin knockdown as a mono-treatment is not sufficient to eliminate HT-29 cancer stem cells, the combination with survivin RNAi with classical chemotherapeutic drugs, such as 5-FU, is able to eliminate colorectal cancer stem cells.

What is evident is that although it will be up to the big manufacturers to set the motion, as is often the case it is those from outside the industry who dare to propose the freshest ideas.