Sentence examples for alia it from inspiring English sources

Thereby, inter alia, it contributes substantially to the burden of non-communicable diseases [2], while over 80%% of these deaths occur in low- and middle-income countries [2].

Accessibility is a complex concept with various facets; inter alia it could be defined as 'the amount of effort for a person to reach a destination' or 'the number of activities which can be reached from a certain location' [3].

Its suffix could be "alia" or it could be "ithia" or "nia" or maybe just plain "ia".

Indeed, "Vanya et alia" (as it shall be referred to henceforth) turns out to be a loving rejection of pretty much everything Chekhov stands for in the popular imagination.

And while Alia said it felt a little forced at first -- "I didn't know a lot of the middle school stuff they were talking about" -- she now counts three of the girls as friends.

The other unifying factor is Alia, whom it is tempting to see as over-idealised until one remembers the inspirational example of Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani schoolgirl who fought for the right to female education.

Or to put it another way, the widespread recognition that excessive amounts of debt have been accumulated by speculators, property developers and local governments, inter alia, makes it much riskier for the central bank to continue the recent policy of stoking up an investment boom each time there is a blip in China's growth.

Several studies have focused on the job satisfaction of nursing staff, and provided evidence (inter alia) that it is a particularly important success factor and quality outcome of Magnet hospitals.

Olivier Bancoult, the leader of the Chagos Refugees Group CRGG), applied for judicial review of the MPA on the grounds inter alia that it was established with the "improper motive" of preventing the islanders from returning to the territory, but both the High Court and the Court of Appeal ruled in favour of the UK Government (see Jeffery 2014).

The contribution provided by the observation k to the log likelihood ratio λ(A : B) for relationships A and B is then log P A(k) − log P B(k) using the logarithm inter alia because it has better sampling properties.

("Alias: Aaron Copeland," it said on one page).