The phrase "aspects as it" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity or context for proper usage.
Example: "The report covers various aspects, but it fails to address the most critical ones."
Alternatives: "elements like it" or "features similar to it".
One of its most interesting aspects, as it grows, will be the way its participants see the physical parts of the transactions – the apartments, the Priuses, the corner milk run – as more attractive as they're more well maintained and executed.
The European Union's Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEEE) directive makes a challenging case for transition theory and its different aspects, as it represents an ongoing and still open-ended case.
I did, and I came to it thinking I could not be more steeped in the details of this story from my coverage of its media aspects as it unfolded.
Thus, at the same time that the perspective of the Brazilian geneticists presents marked differences from the ones prevailing in the United States, it also paradoxically parallels some aspects, as it rests on and draws its force from recognizing the need for individualized treatments.
The PFM, which used the symptom experiences of 20 people with neck-shoulder problem in its development, seems to better reflect the significant aspects, as it had the greatest correspondence to the content of the interviews performed in our study.
Similarly, Obama left out location information from his list of what telephone metadata shows — one of the most troubling aspects, as it touches on questions of Freedom of Assembly.
Knuckleballers prop the ball on their fingertips before launching, and its frozen, spinless aspect as it approaches the plate abruptly shifts to a veer or sail at the last moment, in a direction mysterious to batter and pitcher alike.
The expedition has a wider educational aspect, as it aims to contribute to global scientific understanding.
The revaluation of critical dance history has reduced her in that aspect as it did Pavlova and Isadora Duncan.
Here, on the other hand, the water can take on a more obvious symbolic aspect, as it does in nine movements beginning with "Baptism".
Haskell said that her "interest in running a business is as much about the community-development aspect as it is about books," and that the C.S.B. has helped to strengthen that part of her work.
