Sentence examples for however revisiting from inspiring English sources

However, revisiting this same process through a human lens gives a different view.

However, revisiting Lanark was both a fascinating and a revealing experience.

However, revisiting Fig. 1 casts some doubt on their effectiveness, showing that the share of temporary contracts has even increased in the countries that deregulated EPL during the crisis.

However revisiting the same studies but under rapid-mixing conditions, fast and unexpected bilayer to monolayer transitions were observed, i.e. already at low Ca2+ concentrations the Lα phase transformed within milliseconds into the H2 phase.

However, revisiting the status of frataxin deletion and the phenotype associated with the ALB-Cre mice provides a different interpretation.

The ambient pressure structure has been reported previously; 7a however, revisiting significant structural details is important to understand the interesting behavior.

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The article, however, revisits a formula that has driven the Gulf through the last century: the deferral of political interests to the economy.

However, when revisiting the aforementioned literature, we find that these works still leave plenty of room for improvement because (a) the constructed LKFs do not contain adequate delay-partitioning augmented terms and (b) overbounding techniques are applied to estimate the derivatives of the LKFs, which are the origin of conservatism.

As the Carey sings the second chorus, she reverts to he singular conversation with her deceased father, however now revisiting 2005, "And you never got a chance to see how good I've done / And you never got to see me back at No. 1", referencing her return to the top of music with The Emancipation of Mimi.

However, after revisiting the data in the LAP group we discovered that all the leakage occurred in early cases; this may be explained as effect of learning curve.