Sentence examples for in addition to the dominance of from inspiring English sources
In addition to the dominance of the Chinese, it is notable that countries including Australia, Ukraine and Brazil are performing better than ever before.
Our model explains the simultaneous occurrence of the coherent-backscatter enhancement and shadow-hiding in moderate to low albedo soils in addition to the dominance of coherent-backscatter in bright soils.
In addition to the dominance of Acidobacteria, the phylotypes that have been identified from the Mediterranean sediment clone libraries were only distantly related to sequences included in the public databases (i.e., GenBank, [96]) whereas a large fraction of the retrieved sequences (12%) did not fall into any taxonomic division previously identified.
In addition to the dominance of the amide containing species, the affect of the benzyl group further enhances the observed preference.
In addition to the dominance of Background and Subjective elements (for SBAR and SOAP, respectively), these figures illustrate the mixed arrangement and multiple occurrences of all the mnemonic elements.
In addition to the pronounced dominance, the transplants showed a larger proportion of 'rare' OTU's compared to bulk sediment.
In addition to the pronounced dominance, the transplanted samples also contained a very large proportion of 'rare' OTU's compared to samples from other treatments.
Because of the statistical dominance of positive stretch on the flame surface, the lean-lean case results in a significantly larger burning enhancement (over a twofold increase) in addition to the surface density production.
In addition to her dominance on the courts, King made significant contributions to women's sports and feminism in general.
In addition, the dominance of codeine among participants may be related to one of the internet support groups targeting only those affected by opiates.
Yet, those interactions may bear essential information about the dynamics of dyadic dominance relationships, perhaps representing negotiation interactions instead of or in addition to dominance interactions.
