Sentence examples for besides those that from inspiring English sources

Without including structural improvements besides those that impact initial production rates, the MIT methodology could underestimate future production.

"If all the other desks, besides those that specialize in counterterrorism and espionage, have been abolished, then this will be a huge first step".

So the question of whether any more buildings in east Midtown merit official landmark status — besides those that are already designated —  is more than a preservation issue.

She had also examined two other stages of the life cycle besides those that occur inside the red blood cell, including the sexual form of the parasite and the form that lives in the mosquito's salivary glands.

Might this even help Fidelity get a cheap price for its transactions?Fidelity points out that it has large funds that have performed well, besides those that have done poorly, and that the returns on its smaller funds have been similarly mixed.

On the original Ocean, wallpapers (besides those that came on the device) would fit properly only in either landscape or portrait mode – not both.

A possible explanation is that de novo feature selection is identifying residues that correlate with binding specificity, but without being causative; for example, residues that participate in functions of the homeodomains besides DNA binding, those that are shared due to common evolutionary descent, and/or those that co-vary due to structural constraints (Clarke, 1995).

We consider orientation-related barriers those factors that create differences in the orientations of industry and universities in the field of knowledge transfer; besides these, there are those that are related to conflicts over IP (Samuelson 1999)—transaction-related barriers not discussed here.

There are many artists besides those three that have launched from Eurovision to very successful singing careers.

It features three additional patterns besides those ones that have already been identified in E. coli.

The results of reviewer 1 could make sense in this respect: under normal conditions, one can assume that enzymes degrading RNA, such as endoribonucleases, are imported into the mitochondrion from the cytosol, and degrade most RNAs before they become active in translation, besides those RNAs that are recognized as the classical mitochondrial functional RNAs.