Sentence examples for though not clearly from inspiring English sources
Vernon sang in a style close to his speaking voice, low and unaffected, obviously American, though not clearly Midwestern.
The killers, though not clearly identified in either case, were probably the same: Islamist militants, based in Pakistan, dedicated to driving India from the richer part of Kashmir it controls and to spoiling a three-year peace process between the two countries.
The speaker was surprisingly loud during media playback – loud enough that I was able to hear the song (though not clearly, of course) over the murmur of a thousand convention goers.
The normalisation was also applied to ITC for reasons of consistency across Minkowski functionals, though not clearly indicated by a significant correlation with volume.
The phylogenetic analysis also showed that nondormant genotypes from Cal/West Seeds are clustered, though not clearly separated from other germplasm.
Even though not clearly demonstrated in the literature, the ability of S. aureus to form biofilms with joint components is being suggested as a possible arthritogenic element [ 27, 28].
During the 15th century the round, neat, humanistic or Renaissance hand was introduced in Florence and was employed for literary productions, while the needs of everyday life were met by an equally beautiful, though not as clearly legible, cursive hand.
The roles of nearly all the major New York voting blocs -- blacks, women, Jews and gays in particular -- have shifted almost as suddenly as the geography, though not as clearly.
Though not as clearly demonstrated, the same may be true for the north interface.
The HMMER search, which used PDB/Swiss-Prot proteins as query sequences, also showed the difference of hit fractions between two protein data sets, though not as clearly as BLAST results.
Results of these studies, though, are not clearly applicable outside of karst systems and do not distinguish the potential effects of supply well pumping from the effects of seasonal changes in recharge.
