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for and Furthermore, in the same way, they obtained three more general versions.

To assist in developing appropriate areas of investigation and to formulate relevant research questions, we wished to initially identify which conditions in particular SAHP appears to be used for, and furthermore to obtain an overview of the study designs used.

Conversely, if is the continuous solution of (3.45), we set for Then, and Furthermore, for we have (3.53).

Ever since the Seven Years' War, France's foreign ministers, beginning with Choiseul, had followed the general idea that the independence of Britain's North American colonies would be good for France and bad for Britain, and furthermore that French attempts to recover parts of New France would be detrimental to that cause.

Both the multivariable models developed using stepwise logistic regression were adjusted for clustering; and furthermore, second model was also adjusted for co-morbidities, i.e. history of coronary heart disease and history of stroke.

Interestingly, in postnatal development no RTE group displays a significantly higher coverage for proximal loci than for genic loci, and furthermore, for all RTE groups, genic loci have significantly higher coverage than loci distal to genes.

Will she continue to campaign for education and, furthermore, would she be able to?

But parenthood was unthinkable for homosexuals, and, furthermore, Spyer was a psychologist working in a field that told her that her sexual orientation was a mental illness.

United were insistent that Rooney was not for sale and, furthermore, would not countenance allowing a direct rival to buy an asset who could help wrest the title from them.

According to Emma Soames, Saga's former editor and now editor-at-large, women do now "go on feeling sexy for longer" – and furthermore, "People who work in the creative industries get better with age".

The fuss seems to have centred around Kardashian's suitability for celebration, and, furthermore, whether her cover was somehow indicative of a general slippage of the publication's previously impeccable standards.