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As some scholars (e.g., Brecht & Walton, 1994; Everson & Shen, 2010a) have pointed out, in addition to language programs, it is also critical for the growth of a language field to conduct research on problems and issues germane to the field.

As previously pointed out, in addition to problems arising from fish passage there are indirect effects such as a change in hydrological regime, water quality, an increase in predation and the loss or deterioration of the habitat upstream or downstream which may also be limiting factors.

But, as he took care to point out, in addition to being friends, the performers are all professionals.

This is not consistent with other studies, as the website Skeptical Science points out (in addition to the study's authors themselves).

In their complaint, the SEC pointed out that, in addition to swindling his clients out of their money, Morton was also not a real psychic.

They pointed out that, in addition to the HPA saturation level, the input signal's threshold crossing rate and the variance of the clipped signal also contribute to the spectral re-growth.

He pointed out that in addition to the potential aesthetic objections to sand mounds, there are some economic disincentives to them as well.

Williams pointed out that, in addition to the hot line for aggrieved employees, the Center for WorkLife Law advises a rapidly expanding number of employers and management-side lawyers.

The truck drivers, for their part, pointed out that, in addition to the missing comma, the law as written flouts "the parallel usage convention".

As the technology writer Nitasha Tiku pointed out recently, in addition to Ello there have been previous attempts at "virtuous" alternatives to Facebook — but none have stuck the landing.

MPs pointed out that in addition to its raft of new powers the act makes permanent many key elements of the Prevention of Terrorism Act brought in by the Tories.