Sentence examples for though upstream from inspiring English sources

Though "Upstream Color" may not be more than the sum of its effects, these are impressive and strange enough to make it worth arguing about.

Even though the (upstream) catchment area and distance from the source of the river to the observation points are comparable (Table 4), the water quality contamination was more in Swarnrekha river as compared to Jumar river (Fig. 7).

Even though the upstream region of the hipA gene remains, there is no apparent regulation of the HI1273 gene.

Interestingly, many of the corresponding TFs are associated with early markers of development, even though the upstream regions of development-related genes are Alu-poor, compared with translational and protein biosynthesis related genes, which are Alu-rich.

Even though the narrowband upstream whistler-mode waves have been observed for four decades around various bodies in the solar wind (Orlowski and Russell 1995), their harmonics have never been reported.

Even though some relevant upstream signals, including ceramide and nitroxidative stress [ 52], were shown further research is necessary to clearly highlight the neuron-glia network in the development of morphine tolerance.

He acknowledges, though, that he will be swimming upstream when it comes to defending President Obama in a Republican-leaning district.

But despite the relatively pristine environment, it was not entirely free of human fingerprints – water samples showed mercury above levels safe for human consumption even though there is no upstream mining.

No such trend was found for the households in the upstream region though they participated relatively more frequently in preparedness training than their downstream counterparts.

The LCA database ecoinvent was relied on for a substantial share of the required data for the life-cycle inventory (LCI2) and upstream processes, though it was supplemented with real data wherever possible (see also section "Summary of input data").

I'm asking him to swim a river, though it might be upstream".