Sentence examples for besides combined from inspiring English sources

Besides, combined with scanning electron microscopy (SEM) equipped with energy-dispersive spectrometer (EDS) and backscattered electrons (BSE), each phase of hardened cement paste was identified and quantified as well.

Besides, combined investigation of WNT signaling pathway and miRNAs could offer a novel sight into the mechanism of adipogenesis.

The results for the pooled dataset covered all of the genes that were captured on individual batch results, therefore besides combining significance values, pooling, i.e. expanding the dataset, aids at capturing disease-related genes with higher ratio.

"But I feel with the coaches I had and the equipment I had we had a chance at all the other titles, and to come out with one title besides the combined is, for us, a bit of a failure just simply from assessing the objective criteria.

These hybrids share basically the genes from the species of S. officinarum and S. spontaneum and are complex aneuploidies with conformation of 2n + n, i.e., with total fixation of the chromosomes of S. officinarum and half of those of S. spontaneum, besides having combined chromosomes [61],[61].

Then there was so much physical and emotional abuse that went on besides that, combined with a generally oppressive atmosphere of conformity and helplessness.

When considering all HPV types and all age groups combined, besides the association with age, we observed a trend for HPV infection and the lifetime number of sexual partners (Table  1).

In a meta-analysis of combined GWAS datasets, besides PNPLA3 I148M, other genetic loci were associated with liver fat content.

The authors highlight the disparate results and limitations of existing studies, including the lack of attention to other acoustic parameters besides sound level, and the combined effects of different sleep disturbing factors.

The combined approach requires, besides skills and interdisciplinary collaboration, also openness, reflection and scepticism from the involved scientists, but the benefits may be extended to various contexts both in advisory service and science.

This situation calls for collaboration between researchers from different professions just as [14, p.7] put it: "The combined approach requires besides skills and interdisciplinary collaboration also openness, reflection and scepticism from the involved scientists, but the benefits may be extended to various contexts both in advisory service and science".