It is hoped that this process may contribute and not detract from the urgent need to progress understanding and peace, truth and reconciliation.
Whatever the case may be, it does not detract from the fact that reduced level of E-cadherin on the cell surface will reduce the efficiency of immune surveillance of the epithelium.
This theory may be true but does not detract from the major finding of this study: participation in a monitoring program with comparisons to a valid benchmark provided useful data and allowed the hospital to implement an effective change in practice.
However, the inference that some ovarian cancers may arise in the fallopian tube does not detract from compelling evidence that ovarian cancer may arise from OSE [ 11].
Mr. McGurk's defenders said that while the e-mails may have been unseemly, they did not detract from his ability to represent the country in Iraq.
For example, some people may be better endowed and therefore could live to a ripe old age, while others with a poorer endowment may die prematurely; but this does not detract from the fundamental assertion that they share the same inherent de, which defines their nature.
Of course this does not detract that these protests may get out of hand and elements within the student groups may want to resort to violent behaviour.
That may very well be, but this does not detract from the fact that as a functional test, it predicts which valve will benefit from surgical correction.
They do not detract from the value which may be deemed to attach to the requirement that the described information should be furnished, whether as an aid to legislation or as facilitating administrative supervision or as securing a desirable publicity.
These opinions may rightfully give us pause, but they do not detract from our enthusiasm for mobile app development.
