Sentence examples for in addition to rule from inspiring English sources
In addition, to rule out potential confounding factors to our findings, behavioral ratings before and after the left or right DLPFC rTMS were measured and statistical analysis did not reveal any significant effect in different behavioral aspect.
In addition, to rule out the possibility of a collinearity problem, we also computed an adjusted model in which each health services variable was analysed separately.
In addition, to rule out the possibility that the SVM and other classifiers simply detect mESC-specific genes, we also compared our methods to a simple classifier which predicts MSMGs based only on the gene expression fold change between mESCs and EB cells.
3. Tap water (water method; n = 40): in addition, to rule out the possibility that the effect of FWE may be because of the physical removal effects of running water, the effects of tap water flowing at 6 1/min were also tested.
Even if Professor Sachs is ultimately correct, therefore, defendants would have sensible reasons to invoke § 1404(a) or the forum non conveniens doctrine in addition to Rule 12(b)(6).
"But we are going to look to see if we can come up with a head-hit rule in addition to Rule 48 that focuses on dangerous hits: hits when a player is vulnerable or engaged with another player and a third player comes in, or where there's excessive force.
In addition to ruled surfaces, it also can be used for machining non-ruled surfaces.
In addition to rules for recompensation of victims in an institutional context a fund for victims of sexual abuse in intrafamilial context was established by the Federal Government.
These strictures come in addition to rules set by the town, covering setbacks and fire codes — which of course apply to all residential construction, historic or not.
In Europe a committee of experts weighing the merits of either a ring-fence or a Volcker rule seems likely to suggest that Brussels should adopt both, in addition to rules limiting bonuses.
The day before, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, a group of regulators and central bankers that sets regulatory benchmarks for the United States, Europe and most large countries, issued a discussion paper indicating that it may also advocate higher capital requirements for the largest global banks, in addition to rules already agreed upon.
