Sentence examples for though not assessed from inspiring English sources

This verdict is all too true of most of Roosevelt's other achievements as chronicled, though not assessed, by Mr Morris.Nor does Mr Morris fulfil his duty of making a coherent interpretation of the president's character.

Though not assessed here, it is possible that RPC could be greater than one in climate change projections, in which case conclusions relating to the role of internal variability [e.g., Deser et al., 2014 ] may need revising.

Though not assessed in our study, this may be extended to other infectious diseases because medical students with career interests in surgical specialties (into which dentistry may be categorized) have indicated less willingness to provide care for patients with infectious diseases, presumably because of a perceived higher risk of exposure [ 31].

A quantitative study showed 8,9-EETs are significantly reduced in the breath condensate of COPD patients [ 130], and one study showed no difference in bradykinin induced vasodilatation in resistance vessels between COPD patients and other healthy smokers, though not assessing the role of EETs directly [ 131].

Even though we have not assessed Breivik, from the information available one could assume that he may have a severe personality disorder and that his psychopathology "attached" itself to extreme political ideology.

Though he was not assessed a technical foul at the time, he ultimately paid Amos a $200,000 settlement, and the league suspended Rodman for 11 games without pay.

Appetite ratings in the period between the almond snack and lunch depended on the amount of almonds consumed, with appetite suppressed to a greater extent the larger the portion of almonds; this might have been mediated by changes in gastrointestinal peptide release, though this was not assessed in this study.

It was suggested that the observed abnormal gait pattern in the LA-group was a compensatory mechanism potential caused by hip abductor weakness, even though muscle strength was not assessed [ 17].

Quality of bystander resuscitation was not assessed, though a greater proportion of cardiac-only resuscitation being provided by bystanders with no prior training would have presumably biased against the cardiac-only group.

Overall, it appeared that early, parent-implemented interventions for autism result in positive effects that outweigh any undesirable effects (though publication bias was not assessed and could have impacted the results of this study).

This may be one possible reason that training did not translate into improvement in FR, though fear of falling was not assessed in this study.