Sentence examples for most cases yet from inspiring English sources

The margin of difference was small in most cases, yet all auto companies are finding that consumers are increasingly touchy about the performance of their in-car technology.

The function of the transporters is in most cases yet unknown, but they are often predicted to be multidrug transporter.

Although inhibitory effects of many chemicals on steroidogenesis have been described, the toxicological significance as well as definitive mechanisms of action have in most cases yet to be determined.

For patients with platinum sensitive disease, platinum/taxane-based chemotherapy is recommended in most cases, yet despite high sensitivity to platinum-based chemotherapy the majority of patients with ovarian cancer will relapse with drug-resistant disease within 3-5 years.

Although serious somatic problems are absent in most cases, yet doctors and nurses provide both medical and behavioural interventions to allay the stress posed by colic on the parents [ 47].

The mechanisms by which poor physical health can affect the brain and lead to Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia are complex, and in most cases not yet fully understood.

George W. Bush supports a constitutional amendment to ban abortion in most cases, and yet as governor of Texas he has personally signed the death warrants of more than 120 people -- about a sixth of all the condemned prisoners executed since capital punishment was revived in the 1970's.

Installation and operation of energy efficient lighting systems is in most cases not yet considered a major priority, because the available funds are primarily used for the operation, modernization of production process, and other related activities, that are directly related to the production, and the existence of industrial enterprises and institutions.

Although there is a high heritability and a significant genetic component in these disorders, the genetic cause of most cases has yet to be identified.

This week, a panel of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, by a 2-1 decision, affirmed the 2005 "material support" conviction of US-born Hamid Hayat, and it's one of the worst yet most illustrative cases yet (that's US justice: he was convicted 8 years ago, and his appeal is only now decided).

Despite the concerns of some local residents, in most cases researchers have yet to show any definitive link between cancer clusters and environmental factors.