Sentence examples for in addition to pairing from inspiring English sources

In addition to pairing paintings in different ways to emphasize specific ideas about how these artists influenced one another, the Met's show will include models for "Four Saints in Three Acts," the opera by Virgil Thomson, with sets by Florine Stettheimer and libretto by Gertrude Stein.

It is demonstrated in [8] that in addition to pairing the adjacent BSs [16], a remarkable improvement in data rates can be achieved if the BSs are synchronized.

In addition to pairing up for the Ducks' 2007 Stanley Cup championship, they have played together on World Junior Championship and Olympic gold medal teams.

In addition to pair wise comparison, Venn diagrams for graphical descriptions of unshared, as well as shared OTUs between two, three, or four quadrants were constructed.

In the present study, of 137 SNPs only 1 marker was fully shared among all Vitis subgroups, in addition to pair wise shared SNPs.

In addition to pair-wise array precision, we calculated coefficients of variation (CV) for each platform as a function of intensity, across all replicates.

In addition to pair-wise registration, we also propose a global registration method that registers all scan poses simultaneously.

In addition to the paired ends and mate pairs of DNA fragments, optical and genetic map data have been used to validate and guide the long-range assembly of chromosomes [ 4, 5].

In addition to studying paired erosion and non-erosion FLS, we analyzed a second set of samples where we had the opportunity to examine paired whole non-erosion synovium with FLS isolated from the same joint.

These data suggest that in addition to the paired associate learning task, cognitive processing speed (as measured by the 5-CSRT) may be a sensitive measure of Mn toxicity and that brain circuits involved in performance of the SOSS task may be somewhat less sensitive to disruption by chronic Mn exposure.

In addition to missing paired vesicles, patient #2 had basal bodies that presented with abnormal, vertically outstretched distal appendages.