Sentence examples for nevertheless equally from inspiring English sources

The accuracy of EBVs was, nevertheless, equally high for R, S + IND and S + AVER, and these values did not essentially differ between the two selection intensities.

We know of Forest Gate, and other high profile raids, but for each of these, perhaps 20 similar raids do not make the headlines, but their impact is nevertheless equally devastating.

There are, nevertheless, equally striking exceptions.

An omnipresent being is a being that does not occupy any region of space (not even the whole of it, as the luminiferous ether of nineteenth-century physics would if it existed), and whose causal influence is nevertheless equally present in every region of space (unlike universals, to which the concept of causality does not apply).

It is, nevertheless, equally still likely that the mechanisms of molecular mimicry between prior suspected EMF-insults and myocardial tissue are mediated via different myocardial antigens- thereby, making the specified protein-portions in our study not the likely cause of EMF.

Although this method is slower and more labour intensive than the use of ditching machines, it is nevertheless equally successful.

M. oryzae has no characterized GH35 β-galactosidases and has only one putative β-endogalactanase, nevertheless grew equally well on galactan as on arabinan, lemon pectin and apple pectin.

Nevertheless, the equally radical proposal to remove the bishops from the upper house was passed in May, and, when the Lords rejected it, the Commons responded with the Root and Branch Bill.

Nor, as the Delli Paoli and Leland cases amply attest, are factual issues underlying constitutional claims necessarily more beyond the jury's competence than issues underlying other claims which, albeit nonconstitutional, are nevertheless of equally vital concern to the defendant involved.

This risk is nevertheless not equally distributed between the genders.

Several classifiers can be constructed that are based on completely different sets of genes but nevertheless perform equally well.