Sentence examples for suspect that although from inspiring English sources

We suspect that, although not reported, this transmission line or the Vandellòs-Garraf (node 51 of Figure 1) line, which runs almost parallel, was not operating for at least some time during the storm.

We suspect that, although we provided an orientation about the functions of the GPS-based MCL system, as well as how to complete the learning tasks such as observation, taking notes, or posting questions to the forum, the 1-h learning duration was still too short for students to fully apply self-regulated learning strategies, not to mention developing learning strategies of their own.

We suspect that although majority of the 2-ethylhexanate acid reacted with oleylamine to form ammonium carboxylate salts, considering the reversible nature of the acid-base reaction, 2-ethylhexanate acid may impact in the formation of the oleylamine-indium carboxylate complex with adequate reaction kinetics.

We suspect that although the network is more connected in older Ts65Dn cultures, the lower intrinsic excitability and higher inhibition cause the bursts to remain short.

Therefore, we suspect that although MMR pathway is compensatorily activated in response to DSB-repair deficiency, BRCA1 tumours exhibit a weaker MMR pathway compared to BRCA2 tumours because of the direct involvement of BRCA1 in the MMR pathway.

We suspect that although Mn2+ has less intrinsic affinity for N ligands, it can also directly coordinate a substrate guanidine nitrogen during catalysis, an effect enhanced by contributions from the second-shell metal ligands.

This last finding was trumpeted by Men's Health magazine with the headline "Housework Makes Her Horny" (although I suspect that is less true when she does it).

Dan chooses the app, although I suspect that's because it's more free than the others, which both cost more than £200.

Redskins fans, however, are wondering why the entire team wasn't axed, although we suspect that is against even the N.F.L.'s new rules.

I was dialing the shoe-repair place while listening to the news; in my memory, I dropped the phone in shock, although I suspect that's more figurative than literal.

Judge Alistair McCreath told him on Monday: "I am going to sentence you under the name of Stephen Lennon, although I suspect that is not actually your true name, in the sense that it is not the name that appears on your passport.