Sentence examples for indicating that though from inspiring English sources
That is considered to be a code phrase indicating that though the bank will probably not raise rates at its next meeting in June, it could act as early as July to ease price pressures.
However, CIN did not extend lifespan in the mev-1 mutant (for summary see Table 6) indicating that though this herb reduces oxidative stress in the wild type worm, it likely requires an endogenous oxidative response pathway to do so.
Few differences were observed between variable noise datasets in the motif content of ranked peaks (Figure S7), indicating that though all programs lost some peaks in the noise, they tended not to increase spurious peak calls.
Despite their limitations, all TKA recipients completed the test without adverse events, indicating that though the test is arduous, it appears to be safe.
However, positive predictive value and specificity were very low, indicating that, though having relatively higher risk, the majority of patients with high MBDA score still did not progress radiographically over 1 year.
In addition, the majority of Detected Counterfeit Medicines in the sample were classified as "Counterfeit-Unclassified" indicating that though the product is reported to be counterfeit, the specific category is not known or verifiable.
Results indicate that though both feature encoding and feature knowledge were correlated with equation-solving success, only feature knowledge independently predicted success.
These results indicate that though post-deposition annealing encouraged grain growth, only thin film deposition at high temperatures (in situ substrate heating) results in strong preferential orientation.
He said that in the hedge fund world, discussions with prospective customers indicate that though there is almost no knowledge of what RSS is in the field, a simple explanation stokes serious interest quickly.
^On Economy: Polls indicate that though Romney lost the Hofstra debate on points, the public preferred his answers on the economy by double digits.
They all indicated that, though they were paid, they were treated like slaves.
