Sentence examples for while remnants from inspiring English sources

Yet while remnants of history are widely used as a category of evidence for evolution, their utility in education of comparative anatomy to document body parts passed on through descent is underemphasized in evolution education at all levels.

While remnants of the chemical agents used in the cross-linking ("stabilizing") process could trigger a delayed inflammatory reaction, it is more likely that the chemical cross-linking process itself, which reportedly modifies the structure by 0.6%1.0%%, (Andre 2004), introduces an immunogenic potential by inducing changes in the three dimensional structure of these molecules.

While remnant fragments of habitat are important areas for conservation, the urban matrix between fragments is also critical.

Results showed that decomposition and oxidation of WC to W2C predominantly occurred in the in-flight stage (75.82%), while remnant 24.18% occurred during the coating formation stage.

While 12,000 remnants of the craft have been picked up along a 500-mile swath of Texas and Louisiana, much of the shuttle -- America's first -- may never be found.

Some dust incinerates completely, while the remnants of larger particles fall to the ground.

Tours are possible, but you can also snoop around on your own (the hanging room and the exercise pens paint a sombre picture, while the remnants of the medical area are unsettling).

Shortly thereafter, it merged with a cold front, while the remnants were last noted near the Azores on July 23.

And while the remnants of Apartheid are still found in South Africa, the contributions to celebrated diversity that Rugby made to the country were and are significant.

But while Mayan remnants look like limestone fragments and ceramic vessels, humans of the past century have left behind aluminum, concrete, plastic, and more.

Hurricane Bob spawned tornadoes and produced minor wind damage along the Gulf Coast of the United States, primarily in Louisiana, while the remnants caused flooding, especially in Indiana.