Sentence examples for though another study from inspiring English sources

Don't picture full-immersion, though: Another study suggests that floating sauropods would have been prone to capsizing.

Luckily though another study reported in the same journal has identified a brand new planet that we haven't fucked up yet*.

Only one study has identified a subject with intrinsic 4E10 resistance that correlated with a natural polymorphism in the epitope sequence (F673L) [26], though another study identified phenotypically resistant virus without genotypic changes in the MPER regions [27].

Two studies [ 24, 34] also reported a significant association of snuff or ST with attachment loss, though another study [ 30] reported no significant relationship.

In a study of patients with asthma, 55% of respondents reported that they would find a written action plan helpful[ 23], though another study reported that 45% of patients neither had nor wanted regular asthma review[ 15].

In the USA, one study also found an association between parental monitoring and condom use among adolescents [ 14], though another study among young adults in the USA did not find such an association [ 43].

This is in accordance with previous findings of Zsak et al., even though in another study, the presence of parvoviruses was not detected in poultry with no enteric disorders [ 13, 14, 21].

The actual figure of US probe contamination and transmission of infection is unknown, and is potentially higher, as an estimated risk study from France shows [22], even though another French study did not find an increased risk of acquired HIV or hepatitis C infections following trans-vaginal US procedures [23].

In another study though, collagen a1 XI) appears to be downregulated in stroma surrounding breast cancer but also in metastasized tumors [ 21].

The term 'translating' in this context refers to the process of taking concepts from one study and recognising the same concepts in another study, though they may not be expressed using identical words.

Notably, Mao et al (2009) showed that the discriminating genes identified in a study may preserve their disease discriminating ability in another study though these genes might not be selected independently in the later dataset because they might not be the optimum ones in both studies.