Sentence examples for apart from implications from inspiring English sources

Apart from implications regarding the level at which visual and auditory learning take place, the observed asymmetry in featural specificity between auditory and visual learning may have a functional and ecological basis.

Apart from implications for conduct problems, authoritarian parenting has also been linked to depression, anxiety, cognitive problems and substance abuse [ 5, 7].

Quite apart from the implications for Britain of McCain and Obama's differing views on Iraq, the domestic political impact of November's result will be pervasive.

Apart from the implications for women hoping to conceive, the study may help explain why women who smoke seem to enter menopause several years earlier than the average age in the United States (about 50).

Apart from the implications for global warming, this increase will put more pressure on grain, as vast quantities of it have to be produced to be fed to animals.

Apart from the implications about language therapy, there's another practical side to Maye's research.

Apart from the implications discussed below, our study demonstrates the importance of investigating separately the enantiomers of a given compound.

Apart from the implications discussed below, our study confirms that DHE can inhibit the vasodepressor sensory CGRPergic outflow in pithed rats by prejunctional mechanisms, as previously reported by Lozano-Cuenca et al. [16].

Apart from fundamental implications for evolutionary processes, the present study has provided information and resources for detection, discrimination and potential modification of agronomically important endophyte taxa.

Apart from the implications of the MeNZB experience for newer OMV containing vaccines such as 4CMenB, the New Zealand program also provides a number of other important broadly applicable public health lessons.

Conservation strategies in many data deficient regions has had to rely almost exclusively on expert knowledge, but apart from the implications of cryptic diversity, lack of detailed knowledge of species ecology may misdirect conservation prioritisation, and can potentially lead to loss of biodiversity.