Sentence examples for To further assure from inspiring English sources

To further assure diversification, union pension funds and many others often choose at least half a dozen money managers because they usually make different investments and use different strategies.

To further assure the growth factor contents in the self-clotted PRP derivatives, in this study, we compared the growth factor contents in four types of PRP derivatives (PRP, PRGF, A-PRF, CGF) prepared from the same donors.

To further assure the results, we measured directly the efficiency of the solar cells containing an active layer of TiO2 only at two different illumination intensities: 37.38 W/m2 and 213 W/m213

To further assure that compounds are binding with the membrane ergosterol, the cells were incubated with compounds for a definite period of time and amount of unbound compound in supernatant was detected spectrophotometricaly.

To further assure a level playing field, they also include a "general conduct standard" ordering broadband providers not to "unreasonably interfere with or unreasonably disadvantage" Internet content, service or app providers or their customers.

To further assure comparability with the extant literature focusing on skeletal health among postmenopausal women, we repeated analyses restricted to postmenopausal women.

Moreover, by using CMV promoter based reporter systems and normalization steps (Ctr-tandem/Ctr-GFP), we further assure the specificity of this approach to quantify autophagic activity independent of transcriptional or drug-induced off-target effects.

This can be relatively expensive (up to $225), but your car will stand out and will further assure buyers that you cared for your vehicle.

The results further assure the feasibility of the reaction between pyrene and TMPBA.

With respect to the control conditions, we further assured that, across participants, each word was presented equally often with the corresponding "probe" letter (i.e., m for maennlich [male] and w for weiblich [female]) and with the incorrect "probe" letter.

However, it also shows that there are some key areas, such as inconsistencies in the procedures used for quantitation, that investigators may want to probe further to assure that the highest quality and most useful studies are performed.