Sentence examples for notwithstanding the data from inspiring English sources

But these individual success stories notwithstanding, the data make clear that opportunities for franchise ownership in the fast-food industry are even more limited than the chances for promotion to management.

Notwithstanding, the data reported here demonstrate that activity in the FEFs and an occipitotemporal region that includes the LOC is elevated during VSE, and most importantly, whether by virtue of shared neural mechanisms or a tight coupling between action and perception in normal vision, that activity in the LOC is common to both visuospatial perceptual and oculomotor extrapolations.

Notwithstanding, the data supporting enteral antioxidants are sparse and we have not really evaluated all end points comprehensively.

Public opinion notwithstanding, the data is consistent and convincing.

The above limitations notwithstanding, the data and analyses reported here add further to the literature on psychotic experiences and the impact of environmental exposures.

The above limitations notwithstanding, the data and analyses reported here add further to the literature on post-war adolescents by replicating and extending previous research on the mental health symptoms and the impact of exposure to both childhood adversity and stressful war experiences.

Notwithstanding the different data set, the ascent of the scattering profile in the afternoon found similarities with that reported by Denardini et al. (2005), explained through the α-Chapman behavior of the E -layer and the locus of one-third of the anisotropic factor.

This limitation notwithstanding, the AUC and SAXS data are all consistent with a dimeric structure for PfaE3 and are not inconsistent with the augmented homology model.

These limitations notwithstanding, the study data, from both objective and subjective assessments, provided consistent results and showed that the new NPP regimen improved the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles similarly to the tretinoin regimen, with fewer side-effects.

These limitations notwithstanding, the present data provide support for the use of SRTs as an accessible, objective, and widely applicable marker to examine neurocognitive function in a variety of populations (Bar-Haim, 2010; Bar-Haim, Morag, & Glickman, 2011; Chawarska et al., 2010; Elison et al., 2013; Elsabbagh et al., 2009; Forssman et al., 2013; Hunnius et al., 2008; Scerif et al., 2005).

Notwithstanding this question, the data presented here demonstrate a novel role for JAG2 and Notch signalling in the temporal control of cell type identity in the vertebrate CNS.