Sentence examples for though exceptions exist from inspiring English sources
In the elderly, cardiovascular drugs are generally reported to be the most commonly used drugs, though exceptions exist [ 13, 16, 18, 21].
Species that brood their offspring (direct development) tend to have more restricted distributions than species with long-lived, planktonic larvae [ 3], though exceptions exist [ 4].
The generation of two or more germ layers by gastrulation and the consistency of the fate of these layers unites the Eumetazoa (though exceptions exist; for example, vertebrate tail-bud mesoderm [ 2]).
Unlike LNA, GNA typically results in one-to-one node mapping between different networks (though some exceptions exist that result in one-to-many or many-to-many node mapping [ 24, 32]).
Populations that are socioeconomically disadvantaged in terms of education or income tend to fare worse with regards to NCD risk factor prevalence, [ 1] though important exceptions exist [ 11, 12].
The mitochondrial genomes (mtDNA) of insects are usually double helical and circular molecules spanning 15 18 kb (Cameron 2014), though some exceptions exist where the mtDNA is divided into a variable number of mini-circles (e.g., Shao et al. 2009; Cameron et al. 2011; Cameron 2014).
Some exceptions exist, though, such as the continuously updated operating room schedule referred to as "AwareMedia" [ 20].
Yet unedifying exceptions exist.
Two exceptions exist in American law.
(Many exceptions exist, however, called duopolies).
