Sentence examples for while this may represent from inspiring English sources

While this may represent a potentially useful tool, there are several reasons for caution.

While this may represent a technological advancement, the principles underlying our novel methodology are not addressed by the new chip-set.

While this may represent changes in myocardial work and stress associated with blood pressure declines, there may also be reductions in direct cardiac sympathetic signaling.

While this may represent true clinical equipoise, it may also at least in part reflect the insensitivity of outcome measures used.

While this may represent a partial limitation of the study, the biological variation has been reduced by pooling individuals for mRNA extraction, library preparation and sequencing.

While this may represent a coincidental finding, a possibility of a neoplastic or non-neoplastic disorder associated with ciliated hepatic foregut cysts can not be completely ruled out.

While that may represent a target valuation for Facebook, the actual worth, today, of Mark Zuckerberg's dorm room creation may be much lower.

While these may represent standard effectiveness measures of wound care, these cost-effectiveness ratios do not allow for a meaningful comparison of cost-effectiveness across disease areas or a comparison with societal willingness to pay for a health gain.

Problems Not Reliably Reported While this case may represent an extreme, the problem is by no means an isolated one.

While this story may represent the shocking nadir of the organ black market, Altun's experience itself showed three key factors common to the trade in human organs.

While this reunion may represent a last throw of the dice, they may have good reason to feel confident: in recent years the UK public's appetite for pop nostalgia has been seemingly inexhaustible.