Sentence examples for in addition to discriminating from inspiring English sources

In addition to discriminating same-sex kin, the discrimination of opposite-sex kin may also lead to fitness benefits, e.g., through optimal outbreeding (Szulkin et al. 2013) and directing mating effort ("care-then-mate," Ménard et al. 2001).

Re "Scouts' Successful Ban on Gays Is Followed by Loss in Support" (front page, Aug. 29): In addition to discriminating against gays, the Boy Scouts bar as members and leaders those who won't publicly declare their personal belief in God.

In addition to discriminating the true binding sites, a ChIP-seq peak finder should identify that binding site with some degree of precision to facilitate the location of DNA-protein binding.

In addition to discriminating inflammation from sepsis, gene expression profiling also has been widely implemented to identify predictive biomarkers.

Specifically, we identified several miRNA biomarker classifiers that accurately diagnosed serous cystadenoma, mucinous cystic neoplasm, and IPMN in addition to discriminating mucinous cystic neoplasm from BD-IPMN.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07939.013 In addition to discriminating against non-AUG codons, Ssu− mutations in eIF1 and eIF1A exacerbate the effect of suboptimal context of the SUI1 AUG start codon and reduce eIF1 expression.

In addition to the discriminating features of each aortic disease, recognition of the overlapping and transitional features in the dynamic and evolving process of AAS will allow a more comprehensive understanding of their underlying pathophysiologic conditions and their natural history, and may improve strategies for therapeutic management.

In addition to being discriminated against in custody decisions, women are also discriminated against in alimony decisions and the division of common property assets.

Solid objects, in contrast, offer additional qualities like olfaction and haptic experience that can be utilized in addition to vision to discriminate objects (e.g. Fagot, Drea, & Wallen, 1991; Uchida & Mainen, 2003).

In addition to the discriminating features, recognition of the overlapping and transitional features in AAS will allow a more comprehensive understanding of their underlying pathophysiologic conditions and their natural history, and may improve therapeutic management.

Justice also requires that there should be "no extra discrimination", in addition to the already discriminating distinction in the NPT between Nuclear Weapon States and Non-Nuclear Weapon States.