Sentence examples for were identified apart from inspiring English sources
No common risk factors were identified apart from 17 (60%) owning pets.
With respect to psycho-cognitive variables, no risk factors were identified apart from a fatalistic attitude, 32 which was significantly and paradoxically associated with a slightly lower probability of contracting dengue fever.
Figure 3 shows the distribution of genes commonly expressed in B. rapa, B. oleracea, B. napus-F1, and natural B. napus, which indicates that a number of conserved genes were identified apart from the DEGs.
A marker is a distinguishable element placed in the environment so it can be identified apart from other objects [21].
There are many reasons why the 101 Uzbek soldiers buried in Amersfoort have never been identified - apart from the two whose names are known.
In The Orrery, all the subjects have been identified apart from the philosopher, who has physical similarities to Isaac Newton but differs enough to make positive identification impossible.
Although Brassica species share a common ancestor with Arabidopsis and diverged at 14.5 to 20.4 MYA [ 20- 22], no FT paralogues had previously been identified, apart from 3 RFLP probes from Arabidopsis FT having been mapped to the A2 (N2) and C6 (N16) linkage groups of B. napus [ 23].
On average, patients were identified 397 days apart in 2-person clusters, compared with 155 days' apart among 3-person or greater clusters (P < 0.001).
In April and May 1994, two related instances of cross-contamination in one laboratory were identified 3 weeks apart.
They were identified several months apart from each other (February 2009, July 2009 and January 2010) at the same hospital from a patient with ventilator-associated pneumonia and two further patients with serious SST infections.
The gray wolf can disperse widely, with some animals moving over 1,000 km (625 miles) from their place of birth, but analysis of mtDNA does not support the existence of multiple subspecies; virtually identical genotypes were identified from as far apart as Alaska and southern Canada.
