Sentence examples for though it is recognized that from inspiring English sources

Based on a two-phase thermofluidic oscillator concept, the novelty and advantage of this particular system lie in its use of phase change and its lack of reliance on inertia to sustain oscillations, though it is recognized that inertia will always be present in any physical manifestation of the engine.

To date, it is unknown what factors are involved in this metabolic process, even though it is recognized that TS patients are frequently born small-for-gestational age.

The specific objective of this work is to evaluate this method of excitation for the purpose of structural condition monitoring, though it is recognized that there are other applications of the analysis, particularly in fatigue life determinations for the structure.

Even though it is recognized that this translation is still subjective, it is merely used to show how BNs can be used in cases where likelihoods are or can actually be reliably assigned.

Of course, a drug problem still today exists, though it is recognized that the chocolate and Martian tea addictions are not as serious as those that existed in the 20th century.

Values of τo > τcr suggest sediment mobility and erosion of the channel bed, though it is recognized that these are very approximate estimates.

The literature review proved valuable in expanding the repertoire of preventive measures that might be usefully employed in El Salvador, though it was recognized that measures that work elsewhere will not necessarily work in El Salvador.

"[T]he continued need to advocate for increased federal funding of research" got much support, even though "it was recognized that increased funding would not solve the underlying structural problems".

Gaps in maternal health services on the basis of minimum framework based on the Draft Document on Safe Motherhood Policies, Strategies and Guidelines: Gaps were identified at all levels of the draft policy document, though it was recognized that the policy is still in draft form and the implementation of strategy and guidelines should follow the policy.

Adolescents with a diagnosis of EDNOS and a low BMI are included as it is recognized that though not necessarily meeting all of the criteria for Anorexia Nervosa (see inclusion criteria), these two diagnoses are conceptualized similarly in terms of development and treatment.

This conception of air as an assisting medium rather than a resisting force persisted for centuries, even though in the 16th century it was recognized that the energy of motion of a projectile was imparted to it by the catapulting device.