Sentence examples for besides active from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, besides active protection (stable proteins and DNA; antifreeze proteins), we found various protein and DNA repair pathways.
Secondly, 5-hmC can be lost passively through cell divisions besides active removal of 5-hmC through the oxidation to 5-formylcytosine and 5-carboxylcytosine [ 40].
Within the light of the recently established role of DMBT1 in angiogenesis [ 7] it is thus conceivable that DMBT1, besides active participation in innate immunity, participates in the initiation of regeneration and/or in the transition from inflammation to regeneration in the respiratory tract.
Besides, active involvement can be compromised by ID.
Besides, active solar systems may be utilized to enhance the ventilation performance of solar chimneys.
Besides active set, α influences user's throughput as depicted in Figure 5 where the results are again averaged out for indoor and outdoor UEs.
Therefore, besides the active mechanisms of organic acids exudation connected to the intense microbial activity, the highest total K release, propitiated by the composts with powder phonolite, might be a reflex of the CEC increase of these sources when compared to the pure compost.
His primary objective, besides staying active with the Knights of Columbus, is to spoil his five grandchildren.
This means that besides an active striatum with a dopamine explosion, we also experience a surge of opiates in the brain.
Rate capability can also be affected by other factors besides the active material properties including electrode slurry homogeneity, contact junctions formed during battery assembly, and the connectivity of the interfaces within the battery electrodes.
In Hittite, Palaic, Luwian, and probably Lycian there is, besides the active voice, a mediopassive voice that marks actions that affect the subject, as in the contrast between active neyanzi 'they turn (someone or something else)' and mediopassive neyantari 'they turn (themselves).' The mediopassive is also used for actions that are inherently internal to the subject.
