Sentence examples for are the same furthermore from inspiring English sources

According to F-net (Fukuyama et al. 1998; Okada et al. 2004), the moment magnitude of the 2011 event is slightly smaller than that of the 2014 event, but the focal depths are the same; furthermore, both source mechanisms are almost identical.

Because sucrose molecules interact differently with glucose than they do with acetone, the fugacity of sucrose in the two solutions will not necessarily be the same, and furthermore, the nonlinearity of the fugacity/concentration relationship will not necessarily be the same for the two cases.

And although you may not ever understand the technology you use, you at least can ensure to your own satisfaction that your data is yours, and furthermore is the same as it was last week.

The study inclusion criteria were the same as for blood samples; furthermore, recurrent patients and tissue samples taken after neoadjuvant chemotherapy were excluded.

FISH for MDM2 performed on core-needle biopsy material is reported to be more sensitive and specific than immunohistochemistry for well-differentiated liposarcoma; however, FISH and immunohistochemistry have similar results on resection specimens.The behavior of the tumors, furthermore, is the same in that they have no metastatic potential.

Furthermore, VFB is the same for samples S2 and S5, which indicates the Al2O3 and La2O3 films have few fixed charges.

Furthermore, it is the same evidence that is appealed to in justifying belief in the mathematical components of the theory that is appealed to in justifying the empirical portion of the theory (if indeed the empirical can be separated from the mathematical at all).

Furthermore, (delta_{iho}) is the same as the binary variable (delta_{ih}^{o}).

Furthermore, it's the same story we've heard when he ran for Senate four years ago.

From the definition of the unit vector, we know that the initial point and direction of the unit vector is the same as the given vector A. Furthermore, we know the length of the unit vector is 1.

Then η ∘ is generating at z relative to D ∘ (and the open set U z of Definition 1 is the same for η and for η ∘ ); furthermore, it follows from (5.6) that D ∘ ¯ ⊂ U z. Now let ℓ ∈ N be a sequence of ( 1, 0 ) -forms with coefficients in C 2 ( D ∘ ¯ ) with the property that ∥ η ℓ ∘ − η ∘ ( ·, z ) ∥ C 1 ( D ∘ ¯ ) → 0 as ℓ → ∞.