Sentence examples for yet residual from inspiring English sources

Yet residual loyalty to Obama remains deep and, if Africa's billion citizens got to vote, it seems likely he would win by a landslide.

Localized PCa is sensitive to conventional radiotherapy using megavoltage photons (X-rays), yet residual disease often causes clinical relapse in a large proportion of patients [ 2, 3].

Shifts in traditional heterosexual sexual scripts whereby women were expected to be passive recipients of men's sexual interest, have been observed since the early 1960s [ 62]; yet, residual elements of these traditional scripts may persist.

Yet the residual feeling is hardly one of joy everlasting.

Yet its residual aura seems to bear an unquantifiable meaning, not only to Bruno, but to the people around him, including even the gamblers he meets at the very end, who have no idea what he once looked like.

At this point, the bolt will not return to its original length; yet, the residual tension is fully maintained.

Speckle noise is an inherent yet ineffectual residual artifact in medical ultrasound images, which significantly degrades quality and restricts accuracy in automatic diagnostic techniques.

This is because the scanning water curves are generally low (characteristic of water-wet media), yet the residual oil saturation is also low (characteristic of oil-wet media).

However, at 20 h of treatment, appreciable ROS production was observable in T cells (~38% ROS producing cells at 5 mM ZnO NP), yet no residual cell-associated ROS signal was observed in monocytes as nearly complete cell death was noted.

Intriguingly, in the t = 1 embryos where there is a small yet significant residual amount of BicD (Fig. 1E), some form of the Phase II→IIb transition occurs, but its form is different: in the t = 1 embryos, the plus-end run lengths go down instead of up (Fig. 3).

Yet, the residual ϕ provides at least a rough indication of consistency.