Sentence examples for we still performed from inspiring English sources
Merrill then accidentally swallowed some glass and Donny hurt his hand doing some karate – and we still performed, even though I had a hole in my throat and the brothers had broken bones and problems.
However, we still performed subgroup analysis based on ethnicity, study design type (HCC or PCC,) and total sample size, because such subgroup analysis was valuable.
In addition to the above three genes (metJ, fruR and astC), we still performed the primer extension assay on another 15 genes (Additional file 4).
Although this may be less likely in lymph node metastasis, we still performed a second analysis adjusting lymph node perfusion values to the perfusion parameters of the respective primary tumor.
With that said, we still performed some assemblies with 8Kbp fragments to see if the assembly correctness changes when assembling 5X paired 3Kbp pairs coverage, compared to assembling the same amount of paired coverage but from two different insert size libraries (3Kbp and 8Kbp).
Even though effects of age and gender should have minimal influences because age- and gender-normed Q-values were used to calculate factor scores, we still performed a MANCOVA with the QbTest factor scores as dependent variables, group (ADHD, non-affected sibling, healthy control) as a between subject factor, and age and gender as covariates.
Or if not, we still perform these tasks because of the social contract the care of the self and society.
We still perform a retrospective ECG-gated CT if ECG-synchronisation is required in patients with arrhythmia and if multi-phase functional evaluation is required.
"We just said to the boys, let's not detract from from the performance and the fact is we are still performing well but we have some tired legs.
We find unclear what additional experiments we could still perform to address these two issues: 'The reviewers concluded that the authors should quantify forces if they want to claim mechanosensitivity, and quantitatively assess the relation between forces exerted and actin assembly rates.
We were still performing the piece, trying to reach our goal of doing it 90 times.
