Sentence examples for that all apart from inspiring English sources

A comparison of the Brugia miRNAs discovered here with the 32 B. malayi miRNAs identified previously [ 46] showed that all apart from mir-72, -124 and -153 were identified in our analysis.

As my old friend Jeffrey Birnbaum pointed out recently, the two men really aren't all that far apart.

We all dream about our opposites, but on second thought, Zumthor and Niemeyer, the great Brazilian Modernist of fantastical, futuristic extravagance, maybe aren't all that far apart.

I have a suspicion that Mitt Romney and President Obama aren't actually all that far apart on this one – and they are equally unwilling to let us see what they're thinking.

The best approach would be to reach a compromise with their Republican counterparts — the two sides aren't all that far apart, and a deal would let Mr. Bush know his vetoes are unwelcome.

And probably my old Atari computer, which I still have – I used to take that thing apart all the time.

But amid thousands of sales outlets, PC systems and articles that pick them all apart down to the last megahertz, how do you actually buy one?

Transitions are pulled off with some light comic shtick indicating that for Plummer the library and the music hall were never all that far apart.

They always explain it the same way: In the brain, your pain and pleasure neural pathways overlap so the two feelings are never all that far apart.

It turns out, as we'll see, that all that comes apart is the false notion that in FOL= the identity symbol defines the relation I(A,x,y).

For all that, apart from his late trip Farah said that he retained his control throughout the race.