Sentence examples for notwithstanding proposed from inspiring English sources
Notwithstanding proposed roles for B7-1/CD80 B7-1/CD80PK1, and NRG1-bEG-VEGF/PK1etandin PDAC, to the best of our knowledge this is the first time that this combination of serum cytokines has been collectively described as PDACnosis factors for PDAC.
Notwithstanding the proposed architecture of complex traits that involves widespread gene-gene and gene-environment interactions, our results suggest that variation in height in humans can be explained by many loci distributed over all autosomes, with an additive mode of gene action.
Its apparent usefulness notwithstanding the proposed method suffers from too low sensitivity to be of any clinical value.
Notwithstanding the proposed general nature of the genomic bias reported here, the situation is no doubt further complicated at specific loci or in specific regions by various genomic features such as insulators and barriers, replication origins, or centromeres and telomeres.
Notwithstanding numerous approaches proposed in the literature, there is still room for considerable improvements, also leveraging the unprecedented opportunity offered by information and communication technologies and big data.
Notwithstanding, it is proposed to perform a sequential optimization approach of partial objective targets through the division of the problem into sets of related equations that are easier to solve.
That notwithstanding, the authors proposed that there is a different molecular profile characterizing breast cancer in very young women.
Notwithstanding its simplicity, the proposed pre-filtering scheme gives good filtering and coding performance for noisy video sequences.
Our proposed explanation notwithstanding, one might suggest alternative explanations for an observed link between mental rotation and basic numerical skills.
Notwithstanding, work that proposes new classifiers usually neglects data-dependency when analyzing their performance.
Notwithstanding this, other investigators have proposed the placement of a tracheotomy as a marker for chronic critical illness, given that it foresees the need for long-lasting ventilatory support [ 8].
