Sentence examples for adding further detail from inspiring English sources
The phrase "adding further detail" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used when a writer wants to provide more information or expand on a specific point in a sentence. Example: "The results of the study showed a significant decrease in anxiety levels, with the group receiving therapy showing the most improvement. Adding further detail, the therapy group also reported a higher satisfaction rate compared to the control group."
As he addressed the donors, cajoling them to 'invest' more, he couldn't resist adding further detail.
"There's a lot of people in Menlo Park [Facebook HQ] who like to use it," Moissinac replied, "Facebook is trying to copy Path," he went on, without adding further details about the extent to which the startup was being copied.
We separated the performance experiments from the deployment section, adding further details.
The current model is comprehensive, but we used a modeling approach that is very amenable to adding further details and making modifications as subsequent experimental data and new hypotheses emerge.
This article was updated on 15 May to add further detail about Assemble's Granby Four Streets project.
The Guardian database adds further detail to these statistics and appears to confirm that the accused are overwhelmingly young, male and often unemployed.
He added further detail to his plans by admitting that "we are going to make a £20m or £25m bid for a player in England this week.
And potentially Return Path Data harvested from pay-TV operators' set-top boxes can also be integrated to add further detail and stability to the programme ratings.
"This is all in a very preliminary stage," a spokesman for Forza Italia, the political party Berlusconi founded, told The Hollywood Reporter, declining to add further detail.
This is one of the great arts of management, the ability to reshape a team, to add further detail to it without diminishing its integrity.
His analysis adds further detail to a report by researchers at the Symantec Corporation, an American computer security company, which concluded that the software code was intended to induce fluctuations in the rotational speed of motors, by taking over a power device known as a frequency converter.
