The phrase "are moreover supported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is additionally backed or reinforced by other evidence or arguments.
Example: "The findings of this study are moreover supported by previous research conducted in the same field."
Alternatives: "are additionally supported" or "are further supported".
The fact that countries with rigid wages tend to experience employment losses due to immigration is moreover supported by Glitz (2012) for Germany and Angrist and Kugler (2003) for a panel of 18 European countries.
This hypothesis is moreover supported by the fact that the conformational change is energetically driven (i.e. does not occur at 4°C).
The particular genes revealed here were, moreover, supported by a combination of validation by qPCR, biological meaning and the use of robust statistical analyses with stringent adjustments.
This is moreover supported by the in vivo efficacy of Chondramide triggered by abrogation of PKC ɛ signaling shown in a xenograft breast cancer model.
This explanation is, moreover, supported by preliminary experiments (data not shown) in which oxidative doping of the CuSCN HIL/HTL leads to significantly improved high-voltage performance.
This finding was moreover supported by the fact that apple cultivars having a homozygous presence of the haplotype H1 are characterized by an extremely low texture property (mealiness), such as 'Dalla Rosa', 'Early Gold', 'Limoncini', 'Napoleone', 'Permain Dorato', 'Rosmarina Bianca' and 'Tavola Bianca' (a set represented for the most by old apple varieties).
The case was, moreover, about support for Hamas, which jurors are not likely to think poses the sort of direct threat to American security that groups like Al Qaeda do, Mr. McCarthy said.
The overall age distribution was, moreover, similar in both studies, supporting the comparability of the study groups.
Moreover, supporting this are recent neuroimaging studies also showing that the key factor to reports of past trauma exposure are not based on current mood symptoms, but possibly to long-term changes of the Hypo-Thalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal (HPA) axis.
The mentioned guideline should not be applied to children since the literature suggests improved survival for children, and moreover, supporting evidence is lacking [ 30].
