Sentence examples for nevertheless if true from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, if true, these hazard ratios would translate into low absolute risks.
Nevertheless, if our speculation is true, this study would have some clinical suggestions.
"Nevertheless, if these results are true, and turn out to be generalisable to other populations, they could be very important because stroke in younger people can cause more lifetime disability".
That may be the concomitant of political success, but if true it would nevertheless be a shame, for the man and for the country.
Nevertheless, their reticulate phylogeny may resolve as branching, but overlapping, phylogenies of their parts, if true blending does not occur.
Dora's Jewish parentage, if true, was overlooked, and no one gave her or her father away; nevertheless the fear and claustrophobia of this time must have been overwhelming.
If true, Facebook would be entering a crowded market — but one that is nevertheless ripe for the picking, with no single app yet to achieve more than one-tenth of a potential audience.
If 'yes', on what grounds could something which is still open, nevertheless be true already now?
Nevertheless, the true clinical usefulness of peripheral perfusion monitoring can be supported only if it can be used to guide therapy to change outcome.
But it was, nevertheless, quite true.
