Sentence examples for besides expressing from inspiring English sources
Councilwoman Chin, besides expressing concern about what construction would mean for residents of the two complexes, also worried that the four buildings would mean the loss of precious greenery.
Fox got an interview with Dan Gillerman, the Israeli delegate to the United Nations, who besides expressing grief, noted that Colonel Ramon was the child of a Holocaust survivor and was one of the leaders of the Israeli attack on an Iraqi nuclear reactor in 1981.
Moreover, besides expressing Mcp-1 liver fibrogenic cells can be activated and induced to proliferate by this chemokine [61], [62].
We previously found that cells taken from the inner portions of GBM mass, besides expressing CD133 and Nestin at high levels, are more resistant to TMZ treatment due to high MGMT expression.
Besides, expressing gratitude is good manners, not something that New Yorkers are often accused of having in abundance.
Besides expressing I-SceI from a plasmid, we also show that adding I-SceI enzyme during transformation was successful to generate DSBs.
All these companies and many more besides are expressing a profound dissatisfaction with rootless, rampaging globalisation and a passionate desire for capitalism with commitment, for work that has meaning and for relationships that are about more than just money and markets.
We next performed double immunofluorescent staining to determine if other cell types besides keratinocytes expressed Socs3 protein in AE epidermis (Figure 4).
In contrast, Ki-S5 recognizes the Ki-67 protein, which besides being expressed in S-, G2- and M-phase is also expressed in the G1-phase.
Interestingly, we observe that besides highly expressed protein coding genes all tRNA genes (listed in Table 3) are also registered with very high RCBS values.
Placental-specific protein 1 (PLAC1) has traditionally been considered to be placenta specific, but recent investigations showed that, besides being expressed in the placenta, it may also be transcribed in the testis in humans, and elevated in various cancers.
