Sentence examples for as did additional from inspiring English sources
The company said that its television business had benefited from a stronger advertising environment, but that higher costs at ESPN related to its N.B.A. contract offset those gains as did additional affiliate revenue that Disney pays to cable operators.
The construction of the New York City Subway, which opened in 1904, helped bind the new city together, as did additional bridges to Brooklyn.
Most of these had all blastomeres directly labelled with DiI, as did additional non-dissociated specimens.
A large cohort of 784 gliomas of all ages and histopathological grades (WHO I IV) confirmed the prevalence of H3F3A mutations in pediatric and young adult HGA [ 20] as did additional studies performed by other groups [ 9, 26].
Makeup costs extra, as do additional personal shopping sessions, eyeglass shopping sessions or closet evaluations, where Ms. Martin goes through a customer's closet and recommends what to keep and what to discard.
Unlimited web and mobile plans still cost $9.99 a month (as do additional accounts added to the family plan. One central account controls the other accounts and assigns logins for family members. You can read all about on the Rdio blog.
Residence on campus changes the calculation dramatically, as do additional fees for specialized courses and programs.
Ten-minute increases in daily MVPA had similar effects on CSA in girls and Z in boys as did each additional 1 kg of body weight.
A $1 million bank loan went a long way, as did some additional help (she won't say how much) from her family.
Of 1,071 eligible clinicians, 510 agreed to participate, as did an additional 132 public sector clinicians.
As would be expected from the comparison of frequencies in Rv+ and Rv− sites, the microsatellite locus RtSB3 also showed significantly elevated FST in the pooled populations, as did an additional locus RtSB14 [26] – however neither showed the difference in FST within Rv+ populations, and only RtSB14 showed this pattern within Rv− populations.
