Sentence examples for adding new aspects from inspiring English sources
Here we can see how about 46% of children below the age of three are included in the more advanced categories where children tell the story as a whole or make inference by relating different parts of the story to each other or adding new aspects.
Nevertheless, it seemed to reach high levels of sustained performance aside from adding new aspects.
It has been a long time in the planning but we wanted to offer something familiar yet new to Xbox; to add new aspects and grow the concept.
By then, Payne's broad perspective on the mountain world had added new aspects to his expeditioning – on both trips he ran projects to build micro-hydro schemes in local villages with the Aga Khan's rural support programme and Eastern Electricity.
These observations add new aspects to the traditional image of rather passive homeowners who just want to have a well-heated house and are not interested in technological details as revealed in some of the studies cited above.
Relative oscillation theory adds new aspects to the classical oscillation results by showing that matrix analogs of weighted zeros [6 10] of the Wronskian for suitable solutions of (1.1), (1.2) can be used to count the difference between the numbers of finite eigenvalues of problems (1.1), (1.2).
The fact that sperm cooperation may be a widespread phenomenon adds new aspects to the mechanisms of postcopulatory sexual selection and sperm competition in particular.
The identification of new PEG10 TISs and that a non-AUG start codon is most likely the major translation initiation site adds new aspects to the already interesting feature of PEG10's –1 frameshift translation mechanism.
Importantly, the study adds new aspects to the available literature by showing distinct associations between central olfactory measures and schizophrenia-relevant clinical variables.
Here, we report two novel findings which add new aspects and possible explanation to the complexity of Wnt signaling in the context of kidney disease.
Our results add new aspects to other studies that have shown increased susceptibility to infection in MBL-deficient individuals in non-surgical cases.
