Sentence examples for remark that although from inspiring English sources
We remark that, although local smoothing methods like BSmooth (Hansen et al., 2012) attempt to capture spatial coherence, the local coherence is not an integral part of the testing procedure.
His partner, the equally delightful Carla (Kit) Stattsman, once inspired me to remark that although Sandor has the Kit, we're hoping to get the caboodle!
He might have taken personally her opening remark that, although a lifelong Labour supporter, she now felt "absolutely ashamed of saying I'm Labour".
It was a remark that, although he later sought to clarify it, may prove as damaging as it was disparaging; it terms of form, right now it may not even be true.
We did this because a friend of ours (a working girl) is considering taking a terrier into her life & she let drop the curiously innocent remark that although the dog might be a care "of course it wouldn't hardly cost anything".
We remark that although we assume a MPLS network, the online and offline heuristics may be applicable to other networks.
An editor of a book published in 1950 entitled "A Treasury of College Humor" remarked that "although the atomic bomb, and other timely trivia, may momentarily intrude, broad and universal themes — the fate of the football team, the perusal of sex, and the imbibing of alcoholic beverages — remain predominant".
The Peruvian actor Jason Day remarks that "although to this day a trip to Paris is still a trip to Paris, those who've already spent a week in China or a couple days in Singapore won't be quite as appreciative.
Mean metformin IC50 values obtained in our experiments is about 10 mM, ranging from 0.40 to 31 mM in cells from different tumors, evidencing significant variability in metformin activity among individual dog-derived cells, as expected for the inter-patient tumor heterogeneity, although we remark that viability of CSCs from all 13 CMCs analyzed was impaired.
When a Polish pair bid to a grand slam that failed unluckily against the Italians, a commentator remarked that although the pope is Polish, God is an Italian.
Before they go to the store, Mr. Lutz remarks that, although he never went to college he can afford a new car whenever he wants, while John's educated father drives an old Plymoth.
