Sentence examples for indicates despite from inspiring English sources
That has not changed, a new study indicates, despite talk of growing Jewish disenchantment with liberalism and growing popularity of Jewish religious schools.
C7 Young Men Still Watching Men from ages 18 to 34, are watching television in the same numbers they were two years ago, the most recent evidence indicates, despite data from Nielsen Media Research, that had reported that they had seemingly stopped watching television.
However, the reduction in the pH of the concrete due to carbonation (between 11.4 and 8.5) indicates, despite the reddish-purple colour, the disappearance of the passive layer of the steel.
This indicates despite the diversity in ability and attitudes present in a class with as few prerequisites as ours, initially strong or positive students were not systematically more or less likely to benefit from instruction than weaker or more negative students.
Radical options for reforming Britain's pension system at the 16 March budget are still on the table, Treasury sources have indicated, despite public criticism of plans from the pensions minister Ros Altmann.
Business activity in the eurozone kept up a steady pace of growth in May, a survey has indicated, despite the pace of expansion slowing slightly.
However, studies indicate despite students' reliance on technology to collect information and communicate, "a significant number do not appear to use (or possess) the skills we expect digital natives to have" (Bennett, Maton and Kervin, 2008, p. 3).
Nevertheless, the OS is not jeopardized if WW is indicated despite the use of rituximab.
Under these circumstances, a right hemicolectomy is usually indicated, despite the common absence of obvious malignant features characterising the NET.
The results indicated, despite some inconsistency, that SF-8 PCS score could have predictive value for SB as a whole and SB with SI during the subsequent 3-month period.
Our baseline data indicate, despite these reports and the production of international guidelines aimed at reducing mortality, that care for such vulnerable groups remains poor, at least in rural Kenyan hospitals.
