Sentence examples for yet accompanied by from inspiring English sources

The evolving threat is at once both severe, yet partly unpredictable; opaque, but worse yet, accompanied by a masquerade of factually dubious prejudices.

Nonetheless, very low CEBPE expression in macrophages, seen here and by others [13], was yet accompanied by RETN transcription, albeit at a low level (Table 2).

These data suggest that there is considerable industry demand for the expertise of university researchers, but this demand is not (yet) accompanied by the full-time job changes characteristic of the US-style "revolving door" model of academia-industry employment [ 62].

"It has not yet been accompanied by a substantial increase in aggregate mortgage debt, though gross mortgage lending is growing and there are signs that debts are becoming more concentrated".

However, such initiatives have not yet been accompanied by efficient intelligent applications that can exploit the implicit semantics and thus, provide more insightful analysis.

In Indonesia, when the IMFentered the scene, the rupiah's devaluation had not yet been accompanied by equivalent domestic price increases.

The closure came about with very little in the way of warning, yet was accompanied by the announcement that the venue had been purchased by the Colombo Group, the development collective that already own XOYO, and the Nest.

However, the observed weight and waist circumference reductions have not yet been accompanied by significant improvement in body composition as measured by DXA.

However, whereas gene divergence may yet be accompanied by retention in gene function, gene absence invariably leads to loss of function.

A decade of research uncovering the problems relating to communicating in hospital has not yet been accompanied by any reports detailing how suggested strategies can be implemented to ameliorate the problems and improve patient safety, satisfaction, health, and wellbeing.

Yet both were accompanied by harsh treatment of anyone deemed likely to embarrass the government.