Sentence examples for in addition to conferring from inspiring English sources

In addition to conferring more rights on gay couples, the changes might also require more responsibilities.

Speer, Lee, and Johnson would return to these tapes sporadically when they gathered in a barn in Burton, Texas (in addition to conferring via Skype when Lee briefly relocated to London), to write and record "Universe".

Secondly, many –OH groups attached to the exterior rims of CDs, in addition to conferring water solubility, provide an opportunity to covalently bond them to polymers either during their syntheses or via post-polymerization reactions.

In addition to conferring resistance to cyclophosphamide, ALDH1A1 knockdown experiments in human pancreatic adenocarcinoma suggest that ALDH may also be capable of mediating resistance to gemcitabine as well [51].

In addition to conferring protection against the same agent, cross adaptation can usually occur.

In addition to conferring Herceptin resistance, t-Darpp is also reported to confer resistance to drug-induced apoptosis, apparently via a mechanism that involves CREB activation [32].

In conclusion, when added to conventional therapy ARAs show benefits which are in addition to those conferred by ACE inhibitors and/or ARBs and beta-blockers.

The presence of inflammatory cytokines together with the well-documented increased risk for cardiovascular diseases in patients with inflammatory arthritides and systemic lupus erythematosus has prompted studies to examine the prevalence of the metabolic syndrome in an effort to identify subjects at risk in addition to that conferred by traditional cardiovascular risk factors.

In addition to FCGR2B, SNPs conferring altered functional proteins in the activating FcRs – FCGR2A, FCGR3A and FCGR3B – have also been discovered in association with SLE (Li et al., 2009).

In addition to Baker, Penn will confer honorary degrees upon Dr. Aaron T. Beck, the University Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry; Shirley Franklin G'89, the mayor of Atlanta; U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg; physicist Mildred Dresselhaus; singer Aretha Franklin; and historian Caroline Bynum.

In addition to the authority conferred on him under section 438 of title 29, the Secretary of Labor shall have authority, by regulation issued with the written concurrence of the Postal Service, to prescribe simplified reports for any such labor organization.