Sentence examples for randomly although from inspiring English sources

Ms. Meier of the animal rights charity said the slaughterhouse was chosen randomly, although such undercover work starts with the expectation that the investigators are going to see cruelty.

Studies of independent replicates of H2O2 exposed mammalian Jurkat cells show that methionine oxidation does not occur randomly, although no particular class of proteins, nor subcellular compartment are preferentially affected.

Limitations of the study include the fact that patients were recruited on a consecutive basis rather than randomly, although as we have shown, their characteristics were similar to the total population of patients attending the clinics in the preceding year.

Because EhSINE1s insert randomly (although with a strong preference for T-rich sites) they presumably need to rely on internal promoters if they are to be transcribed, and again it is reasonable to suppose that over times these promoter sequences will decay and become non-functional.

Panini says that each sticker is printed in the same volume and randomly distributed, although every collector will be haunted by a single recurrent card.

We have also developed a set of heuristic routing and sequencing procedures that take and, alternatively, do not take into account real time information, and compare their performance via simulation on a set of randomly generated, although realistic, warehouse scenarios.

These foci were randomly distributed although frequently found at subepicardial or epicardial locations.

We ran experiments on different days with the doses randomly organized, although we included at least one control each day.

The vast majority of cats in the world are randomly bred, although interest in fancy breeds has steadily increased.

Thereby, the purposively sampled points led to slightly better results than those randomly sampled – although the difference seemed to decrease with a rising number of random points per class.

Villages within 1 km of selected camps were included in the survey; if multiple villages were within 1 km of a camp, one with reported ACL cases was randomly selected, although this method may have introduced selection bias.