Sentence examples for notwithstanding none of from inspiring English sources

This notwithstanding, none of the single point nominal p values in any of the tests in the total cohort (N = 1044 CRC patients) were found to be <0.05.

10 11 12 Notwithstanding, none of the randomised trials has been adequately powered to deal with survival, whereas treatment effects were reduced owing to crossover to revascularisation in a sizable proportion of patients and exclusion of high risk patients based on angiographically defined extent of coronary artery disease.

Their enviable titles notwithstanding, none of the sisters are especially happy.

Current trends notwithstanding, none of these majors approach the popularity of UC Berkeley's top major, electrical engineering and computer science, which has about 1,200 students.

Age notwithstanding, none of these men seem interested in sailing to Byzantium anyway: Justine's got them all on the last stage to someplace wilder and scarier, where Yeats's "monuments of unaging intellect" are thoroughly beside the point.

A great deal of literature on this subject notwithstanding, none of the explanations so far provided (the angle theory and the depth theory are the two major categories) has satisfactorily accounted for all aspects of this effect.

Notwithstanding their power, none of the four models above give a full account of the dynamic nature and integration of high-level motor control (selection, initiation, modulation and termination of movements) and the very implementation of the motor programs.

An FFI that has in effect a QI agreement with the IRS will be allowed to become a limited FFI notwithstanding that none of the FFIs in the expanded affiliated group of which the FFI is a member can comply with the requirements of a participating FFI as described in this section if the FFI that is a QI meets the conditions of a limited FFI under paragraph (e)(3)(iii) of this section.

Notwithstanding the fact that none of these cases either involved or decided the state-federal conflict presented here, we are urged to say that the language used and repeated in those cases forecloses the Government from the right to have this Court decide that question now that it is squarely presented for the first time.

In the words of one of the film's amateur pundits, the election boils down to "that old question of somebody you'd want to sit around and have a beer with"—notwithstanding the fact that none of the candidates is of legal drinking age.

Yet, notwithstanding their learning, none of the earlier writers had attempted to produce a comprehensive view of history.