It was, furthermore, "highly probable" that the Germans were past the experimental stage as of May of 1943, and that something had happened in August of that year that significantly delayed deployment.
Such a citizen science scheme is an efficient scientific tool (numerous papers published in international peer-reviewed journals) which is furthermore highly cost-effective, with a reduced permanent staff in a state insitution coordonating the network and analysing the data, while a similar survey conducted by state staff only would cost more than one million euros annually.
The show organisers from Wonderful Copenhagen all in all spent 112 million Danish kroner on the contest; three times more than what was expected and were furthermore highly accused of cases of nepotism within the organisation.
The country is furthermore highly susceptible to climate change in agriculture, forestry, fishery and water resources.
TLR9-deficient mice were furthermore highly susceptible to DSS induced inflammation and exhibited delayed wound repair (Rose et al, 2012).
The analysis of amplified products by means of probes or melt curve analysis is furthermore highly accurate compared to analysis on agar gels.
Spearman rank correlations were used because proportion data have non-normally distributed residuals and were furthermore highly overdispersed in a GLM with genotype proportion as dependent variable and relative survival as independent variable.
Naples was, furthermore, a highly important center for trade and a cultural crossroads that undoubtedly served as an important resource for Boccaccio's wide-ranging tales in the Decameron.
It is furthermore the president's highly intelligent opinion we have been led by "stupid people" and "our laws are so corrupt and stupid". We have been stupid about trade.
The exposed women were furthermore categorized as medium or highly exposed as previously described [ 13].
It was furthermore demonstrated that NC are highly sensitive to the culture conditions, i.e., to media composition and oxygen content [ 26].
