Sentence examples for directly apart from inspiring English sources

As an example of how to use the data directly, apart from calibration of driving behaviour models, indexes based on aggregate measures of safety are computed, presented and discussed.

According to Ganske, a number of strategic industries should benefit directly (apart from the impact that tax relief and social spending programs should have on encouraging consumers to get spending again) including car makers, defense companies, infrastructure providers and, of course energy companies, through the mixture of increased spending by the state and credit support.

In the second block, we entered PBC because it was believed to influence behavior directly apart from affecting behavior through intention.

To examine whether chronic stress affects activation of Smads or not directly apart from downregulating TGF- β1 expression, we treated MSCs with 50 ng/ml TGF- β1, and with 2% N, 2% S, 2% S plus 100 nM of RU486, or 200 nM of corticosterone in addition for 4 days, then detected phosphorylation of Smads in MSCs by western blotting assay.

Twisting the ends apart from each other sideways works much better than pulling them directly apart.

Assuming that they established that funded activities abroad threaten certain species, they failed to show that one or more of their members would thereby be directly affected apart from the members' special interest in the subject.

"We're concerned about the health of people". Carpenter agrees that low-level EMFs aren't nearly powerful enough to directly break apart DNA.

In addition, their regulation by HIF-2 has not been directly investigated, apart from KDM3A, KDM4B and KDM4C, which are mainly regulated by HIF-1α [ 36].

Quote the opposition so that you can directly pick apart their argument.

And while many of the early images in the series were shot with the pair standing metres apart, directly facing one another, they now increasingly feature a change of scale or vantage point, something which opens up the space around them and playfully nudges the axis of our attention.

Although the former doesn't directly feature farming (apart from the viciously cut-throat world of turnip trading) they're both about getting back to nature, about building a strong sense of community and about developing a close connection with the rhythms of the seasons and a slower pace of life.