Sentence examples for in addition to idiosyncratic from inspiring English sources
In other words, even though speakers demonstrated large individual variations due to their different dialectal associations, which also intricately interacted with syllable structure in addition to idiosyncratic choices, intra-speaker variability was in general fairly low.
Although she pays fleeting tribute to Mr Havel she cannot resist qualifying it by saying that he "appears to have had" moral courage in addition to "an idiosyncratic brand of ambition"; that, she argues, fooled the West into seeing post-communist Czechoslovakia more favourably.
It is considered to be idiosyncratic and in addition to genetic factors, environmental and lifestyle factors and pre-existing pathological conditions also determine the susceptibility of individuals to chemical-induced liver injury.
It is a signal of his book's elevating idiosyncratic quality, however, that in addition to this, Majd also visits a less pious household in Qom, where the author twice gets baked by smoking opium, and where he reflects memorably on the social meanings of his host's addiction.
This shows that, in addition to shared networks, each area within the PMC has idiosyncratic connectivity patterns with both cortical and subcortical structures involved in different higher association processes.
In addition to HLA, a number of genetic risk factors for idiosyncratic adverse drug reactions have been identified, though only a few of these have been well replicated.
The reason was how the model dealt with this fact: in addition to the systematic factors that influence presidential approval — economic indicators, for example — idiosyncratic factors will also influence approval.
DILIN has created a registry of subjects who have experienced idiosyncratic DILI to over 200 different marketed drugs, and has collected genomic DNA, serum and urine in addition to extensive phenotypic data from these individuals.
In any case Mr. Lee's film, in addition to making a persuasive (if partial) case for its subject's importance, also has a great story to tell, of a 20th-century life that was at once exemplary and idiosyncratic.
