Sentence examples for in addition to the recently from inspiring English sources

These activities are in addition to the recently opened "Camp Upton Historical Collection," an exhibition, and the "Whiz Bang Science Show" also featured in the tours.

In addition to the recently released "Guitar Hero: World Tour," updates to other hits are arriving in the next few weeks.

The addition of another solid offering, in addition to the recently released Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and the forthcoming Super Mario Odyssey, should give Switch all the first-party hype juice it needs to continue to drive strong console sales.

We used an Illumina whole-genome shotgun sequencing approach to sequence four PST isolates in addition to the recently sequenced isolate PST-130 [ 14].

In addition to the recently published study, we show that the gene score, which measures population burden in both groups, does not differ.

In addition to the recently published polish trial we include a larger number of patients for adequate power, applied quality-controlled TME and tried to avoid the adjuvant treatment bias by mandatory adjuvant chemotherapy in both groups.

In addition to the more recently developed knowledge and skills of the mental health professions, approaches to assuaging grief and transforming suffering are a longstanding specialty of major religious traditions.

Our study, in addition to the following recently published studies, reveals findings which might be essential and should be put into practice today.

Although we report 6 more cases of R. raoultii infection in addition to the 2 recently reported (4, 5 ), this Dermacentor-borne rickettsia seems to be less pathogenic than R. slovaca.

The track list consisted of four re-recorded tracks each from My World and My World 2.0, in addition to the then-recently recorded songs "Pray" and "Never Say Never".

In addition to the original version, recently restored, Criterion presents Chaplin's 1942 sound version, for which Chaplin removed the title cards and replaced them with a narration that he speaks himself, in voice-over.