Sentence examples for period although there from inspiring English sources

Nitrification was generally maintained over the 3-year period although there were occasions when the process was inconsistent.

There is no adequate evidence that this type of garden had an exact equivalent in the Classical period, although there is evidence that each of its elements existed.

The viral DNA persisted in bottom substrates for the duration of the 21-day experimental period, although there was some evidence that the recombinant virus was less stable than the natural strain in particulate organic matter.

As a result, the coast was somewhat neglected during the colonial period, although there was some shipbuilding and exporting of cacao (as cocoa beans) from the port of Guayaquil.

In contrast, Labour rise this time has been steady over a six-week period, although there are concerns that it has largely piled up votes in seats the party already holds.

Subprime credit activity does not seem to have had much impact on subsequent house price returns at any time during the observation period, although there is strong evidence of a price-boosting effect by investor loans.

For the sake of convenience, painting of the Renaissance is divided into three periods, although there is considerable overlap depending upon the painter and the place.

No statistically significant differences were observed among periods, although there was a suggestion for lower risks in the more recent periods.

An interesting finding was that there was no statistically significant difference in the shear bond strength values between the two storage periods, namely the 24 hours and 30 days water storage periods, although there was a trend for lower values for the specimens stored for 30 days.

Mothers in both groups reported increases in the use of AL for their children's most recent illnesses between pre- and post-study periods, although there was a larger increase in the proportion receiving AL in the model B communities (14.0 72.2%, P < 0.001) where CHWs had been taught to treat all children presenting with fever with AL without confirmatory testing with RDTs.

The close-to parallel lines exhibited between successive birth cohorts and periods of diagnosis convey little with regards the relative importance of cohort and period curvature, although there is a point of deflection downwards across all ages in the period 1996 2000 (except 45 49 year olds, where there was a slight increase) followed by an increase restricted to older women in the last period.