Notwithstanding the interest of the phenomenon, this usage would also treat 'This sentence is true' as performative, and likewise for 'I am whispering,' when said in whisper.
Notwithstanding the interest in looking into a potential association between health literacy and different health outcomes such as multimorbidity, health literacy is easier to conceptualize than to measure.
Notwithstanding intense interest in the mechanism behind TMEM16A-CaCC calcium-dependent gating, comprehensive surveys to identify and characterize potential calcium sensors of this channel are still lacking.
Notwithstanding the interest and enthusiasm of most interviewees, some questioned the feasibility and benefits of a patient-mediated approach in diabetes prevention: ' Patients don't want to deliver bad news and relatives don't want to receive such messages.' [DS3a].
Notwithstanding recent interest in classifying biobanks [ 5, 16], there is little empirical research on the organization and functioning of biobanks that might inform a more nuanced, updated classification system.
Notwithstanding, an interest-only mortgage should not be a long-term solution for most borrowers, and the temptation of lower payments may put some off switching to a repayment deal for longer than is necessary.
Notwithstanding the growing interest, net impact evaluation is not very diffused in placement analysis for the difficulty to produce reliable estimations within a quasi-experimental evaluation design.
Notwithstanding the widespread interest in the possibilities offered by friction stir welding (FSW), data concerning its mechanical behaviour is still needed.
Notwithstanding, the user interest in this kind of applications is expected to become a big market driver in a near future.
Notwithstanding its great interest, Proclus' treatise has not received the attention it deserves, probably because its text is not very accessible to the modern reader.
"Notwithstanding the special interest group rhetoric we may be hearing about the N.L.R.B., the agency is carrying out its statutory mission," said Mr. Battista, a labor lawyer from Detroit who represented many corporations.
