Sentence examples for notwithstanding the influence from inspiring English sources
Hogarth made light of such comments: "Notwithstanding the influence which the Spectator influenced over the taste and manners of the age, its attacks... seem to have had little effect in turning people from the entertainment".
Notwithstanding, the influence of insulin on circulating VEGF still remains to be further clarified.
Notwithstanding, the influence of such assumptions has proved very relevant for the results of evolutionary game models [6].
Notwithstanding the influence of size on windthrow susceptibility, there can be little doubt that A. dichotoma's more or less rigid architectural structure is also a significant contributor toward the species' predisposition to being windthrown.
Notwithstanding the potential influence of the above on rates of PTSD in persons with a co-morbid psychiatric diagnosis, no definitive causality chain between PTSD and other mental disorders can be identified.
In an exploratory study, our investigation group found a negative correlation between BMD and total antioxidant status (TAS) linked with serum levels low in glutathione peroxidase (GPx) [ 12, 13]; notwithstanding this, the influence of OxS as an independent risk factor is unknown, considering the contribution of the additional risk factors linked with lifestyles, age, and sex.
Notwithstanding recent progress, our knowledge about the influence of the glia on the degeneration and regeneration of the peripheral nervous system remains fragmentary (Faber and Merkies, 2015).
A debate between Generation X and Generation Y notwithstanding, there is an ongoing discussion about the influence of workplace culture and productivity.
Notwithstanding his influence on comic artists like Art Spiegelman, and the occasional Szyk show, he has pretty much dropped down the memory hole today.
2.52am BST Here is just a small taste of the influence of lobbyists in the NSW Liberal branch, notwithstanding Tony Abbott's move in his first Cabinet meeting to remove so-called third party lobbyists from the Liberal Party.
Notwithstanding signs of flexibility, Democrats have to take seriously Mr. Bush's tough's opening positions and the influence of hard-line Republicans.
