Sentence examples for common in further from inspiring English sources
We further show that oxygen intercalation readily occurs under as-grown h-BN during ambient air exposure, as is common in further processing, and that this negatively affects the stability of h-BN on the catalyst.
This paper reviews thoroughly available experiments and analytical approaches in the relevant international literature and introduces a calculation model for assessing steel bar mass loss and contributes to further utilization of common in-situ inspections from a structural point of view.
The sold out event featured women who varied in age and profession with a common interest in furthering their goals.
Primary sleep disorders are common in pregnancy and further investigation and treatment may be warranted.
Assuming that very low or no user mobility is not common in mobile networks further in this article the arithmetic average-based access link capacity estimation is used.
Swallowing difficulties, which are more common in the elderly, further increase the risk of lung inoculation through aspiration.
Therefore, increased RAF kinase activity induced by activation of upstream signalling molecules events is also common in thyroid cancer, further accentuating the broad importance of this family of signalling molecules in thyroid tumorigenesis.
The sRNA sequences aligned to the pericentromeric regions were highly conserved between X and Y chromosomes with up to 76% of sequence mapped to these regions being common in both, providing further evidence for the location of the centromere in the respective gaps.
Both of these literary devices are common in poetry, and further emphasize the imagery and emotions evoked by the poem.
Cantonese would be scorned even more than it is by northerners today were it not for the fact that many words used are archaic, literary words from the Tang dynasty now extinct in common speech further north.
However, H. pylori possibly plays a role only in the first stage that leads to common chronic inflammation, but not in further stages leading to carcinogenesis.
