Sentence examples for besides greater from inspiring English sources

The predictions also show that the cell performance is improved by increments in the length of the reduced flow area, besides greater decrements in the outlet flow area.

Besides greater capacity, there's the continuing problem of making sure all those bags get where they are supposed to go.

Besides, greater consideration by the authorities in London for their Irish subjects would have made up for the failings of many Denis Mahons.

Besides, greater plasma power causes greater interfacial adhesion, which was proved by pull out tests.

Besides, greater number of H2 uptake was found in the TiO2-supported Ni catalysts compared to others which might be ascribed to the hydrogen spill-over phenomenon usually found in TiO2-supported metal catalysts [35].

"Besides greater investment in child care and lower self-confidence than men, along with discrimination by men towards women which by the way is present by 3 years of age— women don't obtain the same level of support as men do from [higher ranked] same-sex individuals".

Earlier this year when the Met held the much-praised exhibition "Impressionism, Fashion and Modernity," besides greatest hits by Renoir, Manet, Monet and Degas there were canvases and sculptures by James Tissot, Albert Bartholomé and Jean Beraud, little known outside of art circles perhaps, but nonetheless contemporaries and friends of the French Impressionists.

Perry brings to the campaign, besides great posture and polished good looks, an economic record that looks like a vindication of Tea Party dogma, never mind that it was made possible by a quarter of America's known oil reserves, a lot of low-wage immigrants, a reluctance to waste government money on frills like education and health care, and a tax and regulatory environment out of the Wild West.

What do Lady Ga Ga, LL Cool J, Beyonce, Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry, Daniel Craig, Jessica Biel, Jennifer Lopez and Kim Kardashian all have in common, besides great lean physiques?

Orthodox Christians generally observe three fasting seasons during the year besides Great Lent; many also observe most Wednesdays and Fridays as discrete days of fasting throughout the year.

Among them the significant reduction in microbial counting, improvements in compliance of professionals due to less time for preparation (1 minute for alcohol-based preparations vs. 3 minutes for scrubbing with chlorhexidine) and less irritant effect under the skin, besides great savings in costs and water consumption and brushes disposal.