Sentence examples for notable that even though from inspiring English sources

It's notable that even though she protests, once he's made it clear that he's carrying on anyway she will comply, even pulling down the blind in the hospital.

It is notable that, even though the two-second advantage has stopped, Thomson Reuters continues to sell the information five minutes before its release to the general public, undermining the idea that any early disclosure is somehow fraudulent.

It's notable that even though Google is under-cutting Facebook's 30% fee for virtual goods by charging just 5%, that price cut alone was still not enough to make the resources the companies were dedicating to the platform worth the investment.

While different groups are investigating the role of ring formation by the Dam1-DASH complex, it is notable that even though the Dam1-DASH genes are essential in S. cerevisiae, homologues of these genes have not been identified in organisms other than the yeasts [2].

Other examples are listed in Table  1, and it is notable that even though the axes are defined by positive covariance of gene expression, the enrichments at either end of the distribution were in most cases reflecting high or low expression in the expected direction: in other words, genes that were negatively correlated with an axis could also be differentially expressed.

It's all the more notable considering that, even though Miyazaki is now the studio's president, he's still obsessively hands-on.

15, 16 It is notable in our study that even though most caretakers reported that their children with diarrhea had associated signs of dehydration, the presence of these signs, with the exception of lethargy, was not associated with care seeking from a licensed provider.

It is notable that even today, women still tend to marry men older than themselves.

The result reveals that even though no stable secondary structure exists in the N-terminal region of the full-length Cby, a notable helical propensity is present between residues 20 and 50, even though it is less significant compared to residues 73 and 74, which are located at the beginning of the predicted coiled-coil region of the protein.

That is notable because even though patents are awarded for 17 years, pharmaceutical companies often spend almost half that time conducting clinical trials, meaning the average life span of a patent for a marketable drug is eight years.

It's notable, though, that even in settings where a redemptive ending is unlikely, the central investigator is invariably on the side of right.