Sentence examples for orientation although the from inspiring English sources

Dr. Ron Falcon, a gay primary care physician in Minneapolis, said a patient reported that his previous doctor had urged him to become a born-again Christian and see a psychologist in order to change his sexual orientation, although the patient had expressed no desire to do so.

It has found that the tensile strength and fracture behaviour vary markedly with orientation, although the lattice modulus is isotropic.

It was found that both the linear and non-linear compliance components decreased with increasing orientation, although the non-linear component is affected much more by the orientation.

The driver's shirt front pocket is not very likely to allow the smartphone to turn and thus change its orientation, although the smartphone can move accordingly with the driver's movement.

The reason was seen by many as a shot at Weir's perceived sexual orientation, although the tour denied that "gender identity and sexual orientation" played a role in its decision-making process.

Our results show that Par-1-mediated phosphorylation of Baz is critical for spindle orientation, although the mechanistic details of phosphorylated Baz function are yet to be determined.

Neither have we done any analysis on the possible effect of source rupture orientation, although this effect could have a potential impact the on rotational wavefield, as shown by Bernauer et al. (2014).

By applying the SAXS restraint, the protein seems to prefer some conformational states with certain domain orientations although the linker is very mobile.

Moreover, this aftereffect is able to transfer across orientations, although the effect is notably smaller when tested in the opposite orientation (Watson & Clifford, 2003; Webster & MacLin, 1999).

Punnonen et al (1987) demonstrated that topical estrogen thickens elastic fibers in the papillary dermis, increases their number and improves their orientation, although this effect has not been shown by other authors (Brincat et al 2005).

The increased prominence of these nouveau non-profits in APSCU is ironic given that the organization changed its name five years ago from the Career College Association to the Association of Private Sector Colleges and Universities in part to stress its private sector orientation (although these private sector entities have been receiving nearly 90percentt of their revenues from taxpayers).