Sentence examples for in addition to punctuation from inspiring English sources

It appears on the basis of these experiments that identification of univocality violations would be best achieved by specifically searching for syntactic alternations that are known to preserve the meaning of the terms, in addition to punctuation variations.

In C. albicans we found no evidence for such mechanisms operating in addition to tRNA punctuation, which is sufficient to explain the generation of all observed mature transcripts and is therefore likely the sole mechanism responsible for fragmenting of primary transcripts into the final RNAs, like in the vertebrate system.

The Cyrillic alphabet has 42 symbols, making it cumbersome to use with digital devices – a standard Kazakh keyboard utilises almost all number keys in addition to letter and punctuation keys.

The composer's own feelings – imported suddenly on a bright stream of consciousness that, in addition to the normal punctuation, uses gaps of various widths to control rhythm – shift, then devastate, our perspective on his life and the depth, if not the nature, of his relationship with Stevie as a child.

Notice that in *1·5 parentheses are used for punctuation in addition to dots.

To mimic the process of creating a seventeenth-century book, a forger would have to cut "punches"—individual pieces of lead type for every character and punctuation mark, in addition to carving woodblocks for ornamental capital letters.

To mimic the process of creating a seventeenth-century book, a forger would have to cut "punches" — individual pieces of lead type — for every character and punctuation mark, in addition to carving woodblocks for ornamental capital letters.

In addition to the attention of grammarians and pedagogues, punctuation has attracted interest from psycholinguists.

Several factors came into play: replacing tokens for the corresponding roots (13.4%), cutting sequences of text into subsequences (10.2%), using 'related' HPO synonyms in addition to exact synonyms (2.9%) and removing common words and punctuation marks (2.6%).

In addition to avoiding abbreviations, that means adding salutations and using full sentences and punctuation.

These internationalized domain names (IDNs) initially included Chinese, Arabic, and Cyrillic characters in addition to the long-serving Latin letters A to Z, Arabic numerals 0 to 9, and punctuation symbols such as hyphens.