Sentence examples for in addition to thin from inspiring English sources

In addition to thin sands that cannot be analyzed by stratal slices, gravity flow events exhibit diachroneity in certain cases.

In addition to thin slices in the axial plane and multiplanar reformations, the 3D visualisation of the bronchial tree (using virtual bronchoscopy or the volume-rendering technique) can be helpful for detection of the rupture (Fig. 19) [43].

In addition to thin polymer films, the Sailor group has demonstrated that nanoporous structures such as porous silicon prepared by electrochemical etching could offer superior RIfS properties for chemical and biological sensing [15 19].

Numerous recent studies have investigated the fermentation of pure and crude glycerol [ 10, 12- 17], in addition to thin stillage [ 18], by C. pasteurianum.

Thus, the density of DAT-ir axons mapped in these nuclei in Figure 1 B is somewhat misleading as it reflects the presence of many axons of passage in addition to thin varicose axons possibly innervating the neuronal populations of VPMpc and the ventral VPM region.

In addition to thinning out the number of brands placed in each show, the networks and advertisers are trying other methods to thread the product placement needle.

The study integrates detailed lithofacies analysis based on vertical and lateral profiles, in addition to thin-sections petrography to reveal the high-resolution architecture framework.

In addition to thinning, aggregating across predictions from multiple models also decreases the prediction variance.

Typically, histopathology in Peters anomaly shows immature or absent Descemet's membrane and attenuated endothelial cells in the area of the corneal opacity, in addition to thinning or absence of Bowman's membrane and defects in the posterior stroma [ 2].

Typically, histopathology of Peters anomaly shows immature or absent Descemet's membrane and attenuated endothelial cells in the area of the corneal opacity, in addition to thinning or absence of Bowman's membrane and defects in the posterior stroma.

In addition to its thin, blade-like teeth, Sebecus also had a long, tall, narrow snout, much like the face of a theropod dinosaur.