Sentence examples for or aspects thereof from inspiring English sources

Second, the Muslim world and Islam are special: almost all other cultures welcomed the Western culture or aspects thereof.

Scientific results and risk assessments cannot always be easily communicated into simple guidelines and advice that non-scientists like the public or the media can easily understand especially when there is conflicting, uncertain or complex information about a particular food or aspects thereof.

In the absence of direct ADMA measurements in COPD or asthma patients, the available data therefore suggests that cigarette smoke is an important regulator of ADMA synthesis, but more conclusive in vivo and in vitro evidence is needed to assess whether COPD or asthma, or pathogenetic aspects thereof, are associated with altered ADMA levels.

It is crucial as well to be concerned with forms of pattern recognition that involve qualitative similarities, whether of entire Gestalts or of aspects thereof.

Interviews provided how industrial actors view Swedish policy implementation processes and participatory aspects thereof.

The widespread failure of this approach to generate meaningful change has led to renewed interest in the concept of 'social sustainability' and aspects thereof.

This work is an effort to put more emphasis on the text-mining methods and tackle some specific aspects thereof that are weak in previous works, namely: the problem of high dimensionality as well as the problem of ignoring sentiment and semantics in dealing with textual language.

The ontological category of wounding response is broad and apparently EGF promotes certain aspects thereof, such as re-epithelialization and wound closure, while repressing others, such as antimicrobial processes and certain aspects of the immune response.

Our finding that there are likely to be fundamental functional differences between the α-dystrobrevins (and therefore the dystrophin glycoprotein complexes) of mice and humans raises questions about the current use of the mouse as the principal model animal for studying Duchenne muscular dystrophy and other related disorders, especially the neurological aspects thereof.

Here the debated point in this comment is "how much tree is there deep", and for the most part my essay says, starting with the title "it doesn't really matter", because none of my arguments are based on trees (though some might be congruent with aspects thereof).

First, it may be that the Vitruvian triad, or some single aspect thereof, does not represent the right list we should include either further aspects or different aspects altogether.