Sentence examples for besides change from inspiring English sources

Okay, the Bagger does not stretch, except at the keyboard, but the scolding voice inside his head suggests that next time he goes to L.A., he will do something besides change clothes in his hotel room.

Rich Matta, CEO of ReputationDefender, says there isn't much a public figure such as Trump can do besides change the behavior that creates the negative publicity in the first place.

Thus, increase in p38 kinase and ERK activation besides change in COX-2 expression can be accounted for the ATO/indo induction of apoptosis in low doses.

Besides, change of the Ar/O2 gas mixture ratio has a huge impact on the films' transition temperature and switching efficiency.

Besides change in PM10, the covariates age, family history of bronchitis, child's smoking, indoor humidity, and removal of carpets were the strongest significant predictors for chronic cough and bronchitis, while for asthma and hay fever, this applied to sex, age, family history of asthma and atopy, and removal of carpets and pets (data not shown).

He did all the usual things, and more besides: changed offices – he never works at home in north London, where he lives with his partner Hannah and their two young children, preferring libraries or rented rooms – and experimented with different pens, different notebooks, different software.

Recent studies have shown that besides changes in transcriptome expression modifications in non-coding RNA species and changes in epigenetic events may also be involved.

The last big change was the thinner cases, but a significant functional improvement, besides changes under the hood, would make for a much better sales proposition and upgrade incentive for holiday shoppers.

The thrust of Ockham's alteration is to recognize that there are more ways to account for change in truth value besides changes in what things there are; a change in time or a change of location can also explain it.

Since cross-sectional outcomes are influenced by changes in population (inmigration and outmigration), besides changes in quality of care, cross-sectional outcomes tend to overestimate time trends when compared to longitudinal analyses.

The most prominent situation is the acquired-resistance to azoles, mainly by enhancement of its efflux through upregulation of multidrug transporter genes on yeast cells, besides changes in the ergosterol biosynthesis and occurrence of mutations.