Sentence examples for reasons elsewhere from inspiring English sources

"It means that we need to look for the reasons elsewhere, of which survival rates for children may be one answer," Dr. Trinkaus said.

An air exclusion zone will be implemented and even Santa Claus will need to file a flight plan or be challenged by Chinese stealth fighters.Its added leverage is that most of Santa's toys are made in China, as many elves were laid off for cost-cutting reasons elsewhere.

Others spot the reason elsewhere, in soft-drink cups the size of small buckets, sacks of potato chips and all-you-can-eat food counters.

I can't think of a less dramatic reason!" Elsewhere, Boris Johnson still hasn't been sacked as Foreign Secretary.

However, as partly reasoned elsewhere [ 52], since many of the measured functions typically decline with age and/or dementia, stabilization or a decreased decline in these functions would also be an important beneficial effect of the intervention.

There are plenty of good reasons, discussed elsewhere, for the particular shape of governmental architecture that was unveiled last week in Ulster.

BEN MCGRATH: The other thing to keep in mind is that Ortiz may be worth more in Boston, for sentimental/marketing reasons, than elsewhere.

While OAT is not a good practice, modelers in all domains keep using it for sensitivity analysis for reasons discussed elsewhere (Saltelli and Annoni, 2010) [23].

Thirdly, it demonstrates that these philosophies remain remarkably diverse, and in the case of Sweden and Denmark non-converging, even in this 'most similar systems' context – for reasons discussed elsewhere in this special issue (Borevi; Jensen & Mouritsen, this volume).

Immunohistochemistry of brain tissue sections from Mecp2-/y mice may be employed to test the hypothesis of a more pronounced growth impairment in astrocytes vs. neurons, although correct quantitation of astrocytes may be rather difficult for reasons outlined elsewhere [38].

For reasons given elsewhere [ 14], we have chosen a minimum length of 24 bases in order to define a microsatellite.