Sentence examples for though in relation to from inspiring English sources

According to official police logs, the man was subject to expulsion from Oslo for 24 hours — though in relation to the Immigration Act, with no mention of the narcotics search.

16 Women of childbearing age are being disadvantaged in some areas of employment, even though in relation to scientific endeavour, productivity as measured by published outputs is not significantly different between women with and without children.

In the Eurobarometer study on the environment as a whole though, both climate change and health are mentioned, even though not in relation to each other [ 23].

The investigation is also wrapping up at a time when Chechen political killings have gained attention in ways that have parallels to this case; a Russian newspaper and a video posted on the Internet have both claimed, though not in relation to this case, that Mr. Turlayev arranges the killings of Mr. Kadyrov's enemies at the president's request.

But Ratnieks believes Wilson and Hoelldobler's claim - though untrue in relation to today's world population - would have once been accurate.

The report marks the end of investigations regarding Savile alone, though enquiries in relation to living people are continuing.

It's fascinating to hear this perception, and something I can empathise with completely – though not in relation to the place I was raised.

In the Atharvaveda (2nd millennium BCE), Keshi, the "hairy one", first appears as being described as a demon who attacks the unborn, though not in relation to Krishna.

They concluded that the Brain computer interface (BCI) chips, like the ones used in the episode to tie the victims' brains to the computer used by Dr. Laxmeesh Nayak, have also been used on real-life human subjects, though not in relation to controlling sleep cycles.

A Cochrane review including 19 studies evaluating CBA in low-income countries reported improved obstetric management in 18 studies, though not in relation to post abortion care [ 28].

The clinical criteria of Amsel [ 4] and the scoring system of Nugent [ 5] provide means for categorizing vaginal flora as normal or otherwise, though mainly in relation to the clinical entity bacterial vaginosis (BV) [ 6].