Sentence examples for addition to the dominating from inspiring English sources
With the PyH type a one-electron EC mechanism was also discovered in addition to the dominating ECE mechanism; moreover a pronounced protonation of the reactant was observed.
In addition to the dominating lichen species Psora decipiens, Placidium squamulosum, Peltula patellata and P. richardsii, several other lichen species and 12 free living cyanobacterial species were found at the four BSC collection sites in Baja California.
Based on the analysis of X-ray data, however, the existence of moderate Fe(H2O 5A complex formation in addition to the dominating hexaaquo complexes in chloride and sulfate solutions could not be excluded.
For example, as described above, the 1-minute crystal contains a small fraction of the aged sarin conjugate in addition to the dominating nonaged conjugate.
As pointed out above (1.2.2), in addition to the quest to dominate others, one might describe power as a productive force that creates new institutions, social and political arrangements, concepts, and even bodily habits.
In addition to the church, which dominated the complex, there would have been a mortuary chapel, a tower and a colegio or "school", connected by a wall along the side of the plaza.
In addition to dominating the competition in Rio to the tune of a combined five gold medals, the darlings of British cycling have effortlessly won over the world's hearts.
Thus New York plays in a smaller pond than Real, which, in addition to dominating the Spanish league, has won the European Champions League and its predecessor a record nine times, competing against the top clubs of Europe's best leagues.
Publishers could have fought to keep books DRM-free, but they were too terrified by the prospect of Napster-esque piracy; so now they're trapped between that perceived Scylla and the very real Charybidis of Amazon, which essentially owns the (growing) e-book market, in addition to dominating the (shrinking) market for physical books.
In addition to dominating the votes of those concerned about terrorism and the war, Mr. McCain won among those most concerned about the economy — an area where Mr. Romney, a founder of a giant private equity firm, hoped to have an edge.
In addition to dominating the deep-tier infauna, G. acanthochirus is a true ecosystem engineer, and its prodigious burrowing activity results in a highly mounded topography.
