Sentence examples for apply apart from inspiring English sources

Perhaps McCrory is referring to federal protections that might apply from time to time but if so they already existed or would apply apart from the order.

For Siewert type III tumours of the gastro-oesophageal junction the recommendations for resection will apply apart from the requirement of an 8 cm proximal tumour free resection margin.

No additional ICI cancelation technique was applied, apart from the fact that the TX and the RX frequency references were synchronized to the GPS reference, which we expect to reduce the ICI problem significantly.

Cockles have been harvested from natural beds, but no management applied (apart from licensing).

Could EEG and ERP endophenotypes be more widely applied, apart from helping us to understand how genetic variants cause psychiatric risk?

During REAC-TO, curettages and local medical treatment were not applied, apart from disinfection with a spray containing a mild solution of sodium electrolytes and the application of a hydro-absorbent multi-layer gauze, maintained by noncompressive elastic tubular gauze.

All the residents at the eight nursing homes were initially eligible to participate, since no exclusion criteria were applied apart from the level of alertness, cooperation, and ability to comprehend that were necessary to complete the tests.

Other international agencies must apply leverage, apart from the WHO's sole diplomatic efforts.

These limitations, which render a truly realistic assessment of the rate of false negatives impractical and apply quite apart from considerations of experimental validation, suggest that there are many additional miRNAs within the set of SCGAP transcripts that remain to be validated.

As an alternate of such hardware-based solutions, adaptive filter algorithms are widely being applied where apart from the input channel, a separate echo-free reference channel is required [3 13].

"But it also taught me that I had a capacity for hard graft that I knew I'd rather apply to something apart from growing vegetables".