Sentence examples for yet when we considered from inspiring English sources
Yet when we considered only patients with a signal strength of ≥6 (reliable scans), no significant differences were observed in the measurements taken before and after PCO removal [ 41].
Yet, when we considered individual MHC allelic diversity of the females, we found that females with a low number of alleles were most attracted to males carrying a high number of MHC alleles, which might reflect a mating-up preference by allele counting.
Yet when we consider what the company means for the future of the Web, we all have a stake.
Yet, when we only considered including genes whose nested genes have introns (and therefore are more likely to cause missplicing), same-strand including genes are significantly less likely to have known lethal phenotypes (26.0% [same strand] vs. 42.33% [opposite strand]; table 1).
However, these approaches have not been applied for broadband beamformer designs yet, especially when we consider the model of optimizing signal distortion and noise suppression directly.
And yet when we come to consider the painted images of Christ on the cross that we best remember, we think of the Italian Renaissance, of Masaccio, Raphael, Michelangelo and others.
And yet, it is not so strange when we consider that we have been conditioned to believe that who we are is our self-story, the carefully constructed version of me that we have assimilated over a lifetime.
Yet, this "low dose" argument falls flat when we consider that we are exposed to many toxic chemicals from many products every day.
Neither do we get closer to a clear, distinctive rationale when we consider caution and pragmatism – Fabian socialists are committed to incremental reform, too, yet they're clearly not conservatives.
This shows that when we consider intended effort on its own, we can see that it is positively related to proficiency, yet when taken in the broader context of motivation and anxiety, intended effort can hinder proficiency.
(1)When, we consider, then.
