Sentence examples for it contains in addition from inspiring English sources
It contains, in addition to translations from the Greek, original writings by the Greek Fathers and founders of Eastern monasticism and texts throwing light on early Gnosticism and Manichaeism within the Christian church.
The title is only partially appropriate because it contains, in addition to stories from classical history and legend, many others from a variety of sources, Oriental and European in particular.
Since the ICL4 is itself highly polar as it contains, in addition to R443, two neighboring His residues, we reasoned that PIP2 lipids would be involved as well in the association between the N-term and the ICL4 through electrostatic forces.
Application of the method to the analysis of a single defensive spray milking from an adult female walking-stick insect Anisomorpha buprestoides using a 1-mm high-temperature superconducting NMR probe revealed that it contains, in addition to glucose, two stereoisomeric terpenes, each with a dialdehyde and a diol in slow chemical exchange.
It contained, in addition to mousetraps, a thousand or so works in crates or in partial paper wrappings, on which the artists' names were written in ink: Beuys, Warhol, Twombly, Clemente, Fischl, Hockney, Rivers, Hirst.
It is very inhomogeneous and contains, in addition to fats and oils, food leftovers, detergents and cleaning agents.
Industry and Idleness (1747) contains, in addition to its obvious moral message, a good deal of self-dramatization, depicting the virtuous apprentice made good in a hostile world.
The anode contains, in addition to nickel oxide, a small amount of the rare element scandium.
For example, the collagen found in connective tissue contains, in addition to hydroxyproline, small amounts of hydroxylysine.
By Alice Gregory June 9, 2017 Browning describes her novels as "fictocritical," meaning that each contains, in addition to traditional plot, elements of theory and essayistic analysis.
Browning describes her novels as "fictocritical," meaning that each contains, in addition to traditional plot, elements of theory and essayistic analysis.
