In spite of that, when reading the excerpts selected by Mary Evelyn Tucker and John Grim in Thomas Berry: Selected Writings on the Earth Community, I felt the same joy of discovery that I did at the very beginning.
In essence, fairness evolves in spite of spite, when players start out using different strategies.
In spite of this, when multiple copies are present, they are usually found at a single chromosomal locus [8].
In spite of this, when these parameters were included together in the same Cox model, both retained their significance, and Hazard Ratios of each were similar, approaching 3 (Table 4).
In spite of this, when phylogeneticists face problems of weak resolution using a few markers, they traditionally try to increase the support for the clades under study by providing more phylogenetic signal (i.e. increasing the sequence length) [ 8].
In spite of this, when the results of our study were compared with those of Embriaco et al[ 19], a lower percentage of professionals were found to have burnout.
In spite of this, when analyzing serotype 3 frequency among the study years, there was a yearly fluctuation and represent the foundations for a continues surveillance even after the vaccine is introduce in a specific region.
In spite of this, when it comes to deciding on treatment, medical expertise is frequently given the decisive edge.In both medical circles and among affected individuals, it remains controversial whether these conditions, and if so, which of them should be regarded as abnormal and as requiring treatment.
In spite of this, when the Arabian Peninsula samples were compared with those of surrounding African, Near East and Caucasus areas by means of pair-wise FST distances, based on haplogroup frequencies, and their relationships graphically represented, it is worth mentioning that all the Saudi samples, including a small Bedouin sample [ 53], closely cluster together.
But sometimes you can't help laughing in spite of yourself, as when Mr. Katz, his feet high above the ground, joins a disco routine going on beneath him, or when Catherine Marmier, playing a French general in a comic duet with Ms. Hammond as her translator, complains that going to war is now futile.
In spite of the uproar when this was reported, the prison stayed open.
