Sentence examples for Furthermore, that this from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, that this puissance is meere divine indeed; howbeit, not perpetuall, eternall, unmoveable, nor that which is for ever perdurable: but by processe and succeßion of time, doth diminish and decay by little and little, untill at length through age it consume to nothing.

Furthermore, that this change is dependent on a chemoattractive, chemorepellent or neutral effect.

Imagine, furthermore, that this pill had no injurious side effects.

There is consensus, furthermore, that this decline is not brought on by a single factor but rather by a multiplicity of factors acting synergistically.

The implication is that this element must have been produced within the past few hundred thousand years in the stars where it has been observed, suggesting furthermore that this nucleosynthetic process is at work at least in some stars today.

Feminist critics point out, furthermore, that this misogynist heritage cannot be remedied simply by condemning these traditional constraints and advocating equal rights for women.

Furthermore, that growth is exponential.

This suggests furthermore that shags diving to such depths may be near their maximum respiratory air storage capacity.

We have previously shown LPA to drive RhoA activation in GC, and furthermore, that NET1 mediates this process [ 7].

It was furthermore said that this gesture came at the personal insistence of Artie Conn himself.

A comparison to a control stimulation site over lateral PFC furthermore demonstrated that this effect was montage-specific.