The phrase "apart from operation" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to indicate exclusion or distinction from a specific operation, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "Apart from operation, the system functions well under various conditions."
Alternatives: "aside from operation" or "other than operation".
Apart from the operation of onboard electronics, power consumption depends on numerous processes and overheads required to maintain connectivity.
A focus of innovation, therefore, apart from the operation as such, was diagnosis: the search for methods that allowed the distinction between operable and nonoperable cases.
There is no other way for Palestinians to push back those mountains, apart from martyrdom operations".
As indicated above, apart from the operations of professional scavengers with their high degree of endocytosis (heterophagy), autophagy is the main process that delivers substrates to the lysosomal compartment.
The interactive 3D model of E. metularia (accessible through a click onto Figure 6 in the 3D PDF version of this article: Additional file 7) permits, apart from standard operations such as zoom and drag, the selection of the numerous reconstructed structures.
Apart from surgery, there is no effective therapy and even resected patients frequently die within 1 year of the operation.
At each clock cycle, at any particular level of adder, apart from the addition operation between the multiplier output and the sum from the previous level, the multiplication operation of the next set of inputs at the adjacent multiplier is also simultaneously performed.
Because for too long now we've rewarded the selfish in society, such as those people who train to be doctors, whose only thought is to flaunt their wealth having made no contribution apart from the odd operation.
Those who formed Ipso (apart from funding its operation) did so knowing that HMG seemed committed to activating section 40 of the Crime and Courts Act 2013 so that once a "recognised regulator" took to the stage, as Impress has now done, publishers faced paying the crippling costs of libel actions even if they won the case.
Apart from its easy operation, high sensitivity and acceptable accuracy, the proposed method needed only 0.3 μL of sample, indicating its great opportunity for commercial application.
