Sentence examples for development apart from the from inspiring English sources

These additional requirements set medical product/device development apart from the development of other products (Pietzsch et al. 2009).

Considering this overexpression, it was hypothesised that these molecules might have different functions during cancer development, apart from the mitochondrial regeneration during normal cell proliferation.

It took a knock to the mat when Greenspan announced that "financial developments, apart from the heavy dose of fiscal stimulus now in train, should bolster economic activity over coming quarters".

While his general ontology remains rather underdeveloped and is not informed by much knowledge of concurrent philosophical developments (apart from the mentioned discussion of Hartmann), Lukács' theory of social reality has more contemporary relevance.

Our results confirm and extend previous reports (Barraud et al., 2010; Forni et al., 2011) showing that Sox10 expression is restricted to OECs (which are found along the entire length of the olfactory nerve throughout its development), apart from Bowman's gland/duct cells in the olfactory epithelium at later stages (as we previously described for avian embryos; Barraud et al., 2010).

The adult-onset mutation had little impact on CaP development apart from a trend towards increased branching in the distal axonal arbor.

Therefore, a 'third mission' of the university is highlighted within the context of the university serving economic development apart from only teaching and research (Etzkowitz and Leydesdorff 2000).

Fifteen years ago, the UN Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) ignored the importance of the ocean for sustainable development, apart from a small reference to sustainable fishing and marine protected areas.

All infants had normal growth and development apart from four with congenital anomalies who were excluded from the study.

Still, the proposed train station is what Blackrock's executives hope will set their development apart from other office parks.

This development, apart from anything else, makes a mockery of a Guardian headline from 16 years ago: "Mike Leigh on Topsy-Turvy: I wouldn't direct a Gilbert and Sullivan opera".