Sentence examples for besides positive from inspiring English sources

Lastly, besides positive resist combinations, in principle, one can also use negative resists (one negative and one positive, or both negative) by carrying out the pattern transfer using RIE with the resist as etching mask.

Collectively, it can be concluded that the protective ability of L. inermisis mediated through specific and non-specific immune mechanisms, as evident from the enhanced lymphocyte number and total immunoglobulin level as well as elevated phagocytic, NBT and lysozyme activities besides positive influence on haematological and biochemical parameters.

(Russell 1938 194) Russell wonders whether some other basis for ethics can be found besides positive morality.

In contrast, besides positive feedback loops, docetaxel has many negative feedback loops to KRT8 caused by two inhibitory interactions, BCL2 | TP53 and SOCS3 | JAK2.

In addition, supportive clinical features are considered (Table 1), which include, besides positive family history and response to dopaminergic therapy, the occurrence of periodic limb movements (PLMs) during wakefulness or sleep.

This user-centered approach is favored in well-resourced countries where the concern – besides positive outcomes – is not so much whether people will be able to access assistive technology or not, but whether they will use or abandon the products once they have got them [ 8- 11].

For example, the more a learner feels autonomous, the better his or her performance is, besides other positive outcomes (see Ryan and Deci 2000, p. 63).

The experimental results suggest that besides the positive effects of solubilization, possible detrimental processes such as pure phase mobilization and dense aqueous-phase plume behavior should be considered during SF.

Similarly, previous studies have also found a dose-dependent dietary effect of garlic powder in enhancing the immunity of rohu and rainbow trout, besides its positive effects on hematological picture, growth and other serum electrolyte concentrations (Nya and Austin 2009).

This finding indicates that the availability of FWPs already suffices to signal perceived autonomy besides other positive attitudes and values (Batt and Valcour 2003; Grover and Crooker 1995) and to increase organizational attachment as individuals are more attached when they feel valued and trusted through the mere offer of FWPs.

Remark 3.1 Assumption ( H 7 ) and the continuity of f imply that f ( t, θ, θ, θ ) = θ for t ∈ J. Hence, under the assumptions of the theorem, BVP (1) has the trivial solution u ( t ) ≡ θ besides two positive solutions u ∗ and u ∗ ∗.