Sentence examples for while this outcome from inspiring English sources
While this outcome is far from realisation, fear that growing Jewish criticism could seriously challenge Israel's assumption of Jewish solidarity is a principal reason why the country is devoting resources to strengthen Jewish support, in close collaboration with Jewish communal leaders and pro-Israel advocacy groups worldwide.
While this outcome may not hold for other locations or species, the methods we used can be implemented to help determine appropriate methodologies for particular research questions.
While this outcome is very unusual, it is not unknown.
While this outcome is a reasonable measure of clinical progress in HIV/AIDS patients, the optimal study would follow patients over their lifetime and compare life-years.
While this outcome is promising, the interpretation of the data is guarded.
While this outcome is positive, 80% adherence is below the optimal level for long-term viral suppression.
"While we view this outcome as unlikely, a 5percentt production cut by just Saudi Arabia and Russia would be sufficient to bring the market close to balance," Jeferries analysts wrote in a research note to investors.
"While we know this outcome is not what the members of our fraternities and sororities had hoped for, we firmly believe this course of action is in the best interest of the aforementioned goals".
Users' heterogeneity, however, affects significantly this outcome: while recreational-house owners are willing to pay monthly on average US$1.61 more than the current fee, smallholders only US$0.41.
Similarly, Seyal et al. examined the probability of acute myocardial infarction across a range of ACI-TIPI scores, and found that values greater than 20% had a 97% sensitivity for this outcome, while a sensitivity of 98% could be achieved if ACI-TIPI values greater than 10% were used [29].
In order to avoid this outcome, while allowing for some complexity in the Form, those emphasizing the compresence of opposites can insist that it is the strict opposite, Inequality or being unequal, that Plato excludes from the Form, not another property, e.g., beauty, which happens not to be identical with Equality.
