Sentence examples for undertaken though from inspiring English sources

The difference between these findings might be attributed to the differences in patients' characteristics or might be due to treatment regimen undertaken; though, in both studies patients did not receive neoadjuvant treatment.

That decision was considered so controversial that an investigation was undertaken, though no improprieties were discovered.

No major low cost social housing construction, as in other countries, has so far been undertaken, though billions of reconstruction dollars were poured into Afghanistan.

Initiatives to improve continuing medical education (CME) for GPs have also been undertaken, though surprisingly a survey showed no relation between GP-related doctor delay and the amount of CME undertaken in the years before the survey (Hansen, 2008).

Together with procedural reorganisation to allow BRCA testing in affected individuals to be undertaken though oncology services (with support from genetics as required), this should enable genetic services to introduce BRCA testing to women with TN breast cancer diagnosed below 50 years of age, within the next few years.

The most permanent tax reform we can undertake, though, is to end the income tax and abolish the IRS.

In spite of the fact that no other adaptations have been undertaken, and though the extended model does not contain adjustable parameters, a very satisfactory agreement between calculated and measured results could be achieved.

The difficulties of applying biblical ethics to modern situations do not mean that the task of application should be abandoned but mean that it should not be undertaken as though it provided an easy shortcut to moral solutions.

The application of the global sensitivity analysis (detailed in section 'Key parameter identification') is undertaken, even though there is a physical relationship between the flow rate, the number of wells, and the installed capacity: no mathematical correlation is established among them.

Much of the work, though, was undertaken by the star illuminator Gerard Horenbout, the court painter to Margaret of Austria, Regent of the Netherlands.

As the intention is that this will carry people to the Moon and, in theory at least, beyond, both are part of America's planned return to the kind of crewed space exploration last undertaken in the 1960s (though considerable doubts remain about whether those plans will, in fact, come to pass).