Sentence examples for nevertheless minute from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, minute biases affecting particular polymorphisms with minute odds ratios around 1.12 cannot be excluded.

Nevertheless, minute amounts of viral RNA were detected, corresponding to an average of less than one copy per cell (for further details see methods).

Nevertheless, minute gastropods are well adapted to passive dispersal (e.g. [ 24, 25]), a mechanism that best explains the foundation of transatlantic European Carychium populations in North America [ 26, 27] and the postglacial recolonization of Northern Europe [ 23].

Nevertheless, minutes of Politburo meetings that have come to light, show that Mr. Gorbachev was, in the words of a Russian scholar, "obsessed" by the proposal, which he feared would lead to a new and more dangerous round in the arms race.

Nevertheless, when minute amounts of Ir (≲200 ppm) are added to the gold alloy melt, it is shown that the grain refinement from 248 to 30 μm is accompanied by a spectacular increase in the fraction of twinned grain boundaries, i.e. from less than 1% without Ir to 11% with 200 ppm Ir.

Nevertheless, these minute differences were large enough to result in statistically significant differences in competitiveness in most cases, particularly between strategies that repair but differ in damage segregation.

Nevertheless, 13 Minutes succeeds in generating pockets of intensity.

Nevertheless, 12 minutes after the Roma midfielder headed in from Diamanti's corner, clever work from Adam Johnson led to a corner for England and Lampard's delivery found Jagielka, who stooped low to guide his header in from eight yards for his first senior England goal.

"Nevertheless after 10-15 minutes we controlled the match and scored a goal but we also gave a goal away one minute before half-time and that's a difficult time to concede a goal".

Nevertheless, a few minutes later he called me from a lift in the US Senate.

Nevertheless this 75 minutes deserves its place in the Swan and is a reminder that, in the right hands, Shakespeare can be child's play.