Sentence examples for published nevertheless from inspiring English sources

3) The mutants that you present appear to have largely been published, nevertheless we would like to see evidence that the effects you report are due to those mutations, i.e. that you do not observe them in transgenically complemented plants.

In rice, several papers involving heat shock proteins (HSPs) and heat shock transcription factors in the heat stress response have been published; nevertheless, little is known about other genes induced under this condition.

Although anyone who could remember slavery would by then have been well over 70 years old, the subsequently published interviews nevertheless tapped a rich vein of family stories as well as personal memories.

As for the field models, the obtained flow model cannot be of the same quality of recently published models, nevertheless, it is of sufficient quality for the purpose of this study.

Our conservative estimate of cost-effectiveness, while in contradiction to other published analyses, nevertheless more adequately models the known long-term efficacy data for this drug.

Nevertheless, published comparative studies still do not break the barrier of information bottleneck, because it starts with presumed biology of one species and applies it to another species.

Nevertheless, inconsistencies between published results still exist and there is no generally accepted model for the prediction of single-phase heat transfer in microchannels.

It, nevertheless, published a two-volume report, mainly the work of Simon.

Most American and British colleagues agreed with Szilard about the need for secrecy, but an important paper was nevertheless published in Paris.

Berengar nevertheless published a treatise (c. 1069) against the Roman council of 1059, which was answered by Hugo of Langres and by Lanfranc, with a rejoinder by Berengar.

He nevertheless published a number of optimistic poems glorifying the communist regime; these include "Mayn dor" (1927; "My Generation") and the epic Brider (1929; "Brothers").