Sentence examples for illustrated that although from inspiring English sources
Our results illustrated that although the target specificity of neurons is in fact complex and diverse, yet they are strongly affected by their genetic and molecular compositions.
The exhibit also illustrated that although the mechanism for withdrawing the blood may be similar in different insects, the associated mouthparts may have very different evolutionary origins.
It is illustrated that although both these modifications change the Parker field satisfactorily in the polar regions of the heliosphere, the Smith Bieber modification is more effective in reducing cosmic ray drift effects in these regions.
In this study, the multiple sequence alignment and the phylogenetic tree (Additional file 1: Figure S1; Fig. 3a, b) illustrated that although there was only a low degree of homology, both of PD-2 and other Rhodobacterales bacteria had conserved regions among AHL synthases.
Our comparison of M. tuberculosis and BCG-induced responses in patients illustrated that although the trend of response to the mycobacteria was similar, the magnitude of responses to the virulent mycobacteria was greater than that to attenuated BCG.
Analysis for confounders with univariate logistic regression illustrated that although all relevant variables influenced the primary end point, adherence to guidelines remained significant on its own.
Although these studies illustrate that more positive ratings populate IRPSs than negative ratings, they provide little insight as to the reliability of these data to provide potential patients with beneficial information.
New York's plans illustrate that although climate change is global, adaptation is local.
But others, Democratic and Republican, attacked Mr. Falcon, illustrating that although the crisis had cost Fannie Mae much political capital, the company still had many friends in Congress.
But Camus' characters in La Peste illustrate that, although they know they are powerless against plague, they can bear witness to it, and this is in itself of value.
But put beside New York's extraordinarily high economic output, the price is hardly outlandish.Audio and Video content on Economist.com requires a browser that can handle iFrames.New York's plans illustrate that although climate change is global, adaptation is local.
