Sentence examples for nevertheless it means from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it means that populations of pastoralist origin will often have very high population growth rates, possibly higher than elsewhere in the countries concerned, and therefore, all things being equal, one would expect their proportion to increase, not decrease.

Nevertheless, it means that you can easily spy several of the Nine Sisters volcanic hills or "plugs" (1559-foot Bishop Peak being the tallest) that surround this green-splattered - thanks to this year's El Nino - Mecca.

Nevertheless, now it means pork seasoned with garlic, cumin, coriander, pimentón and sometimes oregano.

I know from the ferocity of the debate that it will be taken for insincerity when I say this, but nevertheless, I mean it: I find it difficult to identify the concrete principles that separate the acceptable socialist from the unacceptable outrider.

It is nevertheless unsatisfactory because it means that the issues arising will not be the subject of proper public debate.

Nevertheless, it does mean that we cannot consider this study truly blind, and this lack of subject blinding might have influenced findings that relied on psychophysical assessments, such as PPT and PPTol, and reporting of side effects.

Some of these incidents were excluded because they were difficult for patients to evaluate, but it nevertheless means that the PRIH-I does not have full coverage of all possible incident types.

Nevertheless, it is reassuring that the mean estimated relative risk at 100 μg/m years BaP was similar (1.19 compared with 1.20, both highly significant).

Nevertheless, it failed to increase the mean evaluation score at M6 and both the diagnostic and interpretation skills at M3 and M6.

Nevertheless, it seems noteworthy that the mean BIS score of their BD group was at the lower end of 'normal' range and the control group's mean was 40, which is very low, indicating either being over-controlled or potentially having completed the questionnaire incorrectly (Stanford et al. 2009).

Nevertheless, it is noted that the mean spore size of RD96 (42.11 μm) conflicts with this finding, suggesting that this specimen is a polyploid.