The phrase "apart from problem" is not correct in English.
It seems to be missing a noun, such as "the problem" or "any problems," to make it complete and clear.
Example: "Apart from the problem we discussed, everything else is going smoothly."
Alternatives: "aside from the issue" or "other than the problem".
These theories, apart from problems of their own, run in problems analogous to the problems of comparativism discussed above.
Apart from problems that arise due to the definition of this snake models, there are other items which are not manages with snakes.
Apart from problems with infinitesimal fractionations induced in nature for the heavier elements, as well as uncertainties about the nature of processes leading to measurable fractionations, reference data are still relatively few, and the analytical challenges are large and their common usage in cultural sciences remains to be proven.
Defining task compliance in this way sets task compliance apart from problems related to excessive head movement and performance accuracy---each of which are distinguishable by their own dependent measures.
This is itself a big problem for a counterfactual analysis of causation, quite apart from the problem of preemption".
If during the year of our term, some people had an impression that the Government handled difficult problems, world apart from the problems of common people, our task now is to prove each day that we will try to regain and rebuild their confidence, faith and hope – this is how I understand our task for the coming year, not only for today.
All these buildings have qualities and pleasures, and it should be noted that, apart from a problem with changing light bulbs, the facilities manager of the Stephen Lawrence Centre says it has coped well with the demands placed on it.
Apart from this problem, there are some limitations for this method: 1.
Apart from that problem, artifacts might occur when samples in the same layer move in the different directions and speeds.
