Sentence examples for formula although the from inspiring English sources

Four years later, Rodriguez is hoping for a taste of the same formula, although the recovery time could be three times as long.

The growth study showed significantly improved growth in those receiving the preterm formula although the growth advantage was greater for boys than girls [ 30].

"San Antonio" (1945) repeats the formula, although this time in Technicolor and with the regal Alexis Smith as the singer.

The primary operator's whole-body dose was calculated according to the formula: Although this methodology leads to an overestimation of up to 100%, it can be considered representative of the amount of energy imparted to the physician.

For example, we find that SIRIUS 3 correctly identifies the following molecular formulas, although the "hetero minus oxygen to carbon ratio" prior is violated: (hbox {C}_{8} hbox {H}_{15} hbox {N}_{7} hbox {O}_{2} hbox {S}_{3}) (famotidine), (hbox {C}_{6}hbox {H}_{8} hbox {ClN}_{7}hbox {O}) (amiloride), and (hbox {C}_{2} hbox {H}_{8} hbox {NO}_{2} hbox {PS}) (methamidophos).

Similarly, factors reflecting socio-economic status are found across all formulae, although the level of refinement and the choice of area-level or individual-level data differs across all seven formulae.

No matter who you are or what you're doing, there's no formula (although in the arts, a bit more European-style public funding would help, but that's another blog post).

The car weighed around 1250 pounds (567 kg), around 150 pound over the minimum weight limit for the formula, although it was still one of the lightest cars in the 1966 field.

Oliver Clare of Eurogamer called the slate system a welcome addition to the Myst formula, although he felt that the recognition of symbols was occasionally too precise.

Cute pets in a hotel fuelled by in-app purchases is the formula, although parents may want to keep an eye on their children's spending habits.

There is some evidence that Babylonian mathematicians understood the formula, although little of it indicates an application within a mathematical framework.