Sentence examples for found moreover from inspiring English sources

It found, moreover, that heavy media use is associated with several negatives, including behavior problems and lower grades.

Fisher found, moreover, that all seven results in Mendel's pea experiments were extremely close to the expected values even in one instance where Mendel's calculations contained a minor error.

In June 1601 Oñate set out to find the legendary treasure of Quivira (in what is now central Kansas) but returned in November empty-handed and found, moreover, that most of his colony had departed during his absence.

In his study of the fragment he found, moreover, Rosenzweig reached a further controversial conclusion.

Because of the symmetric and positive semidefinite property, the dominant eigenvalue and eigenvector of Σ n are guaranteed to be found, moreover, the convergence speed of the power method is proportional to the gap between the dominant and the second eigenvalue [31], this gap typically is very large, as can be seen for example in Figure 5c, which makes the algorithm converge very fast.

Purkinje cell recurrent collaterals tend to generate oscillations whose coherence decays with distance [33], which is inconsistent with the distances across which synchrony is found; moreover, it is unclear how sensory inputs could modify the functional coupling of Purkinje cells [31] if this coupling depended on a fast oscillatory regime.

We find, moreover, that there are not only generalizations but also at a more generic level patterns among these generalizations.

Nowadays, with high-resolution CT and MRI, large pituitary adenomas are easy to find; moreover, it is not difficult to detect micro-adenomas either [ 9, 10].

By dissecting DNA ligase functions and examining effects of substituting yeast DNA ligase with an exogenous viral ligase, we find moreover that unloading of PCNA by Elg1-RLC depends on completion of Okazaki fragment ligation.

We find, moreover, surprising complexity in the regulation of PHO5, which has not yet been experimentally explored, and we show that this complexity is an inherent feature of being away from equilibrium.

The princes, moreover, found it almost as hard as the kings to secure their power administratively.