Sentence examples for further efforts of from inspiring English sources
The lobby's measures and its ability to get them publicized helped keep pressure on Congress and the White House to support further efforts of his organization.
The field of international biography is not a simple one to tackle, and there were only two further efforts of note: J.C.F.
Murphy sank three exceptional pots in the 40 clearance which gave him a black-ball win to lead 2-0 and further efforts of 58, 82 and 72 punctuated his progress to 6-1.
Further efforts of his group will be focused on the creation of interactive data analysis workspaces for HuBMAP data, that will allow a wide range of investigators to process, visualize, and explore HuBMAP data in the cloud.
Some of these opportunities, up to now supported by investigations in animal models, appear to deserve further efforts of research and development for validation and translation in innovative clinical applications.
Better understanding of metabolic background of both native succinate producers and heterologous hosts is essential for further efforts of directed metabolic engineering.
A complementary approach would be to focus further efforts on cohorts of multiple ethnicities.
Further efforts on the reduction of substrate thickness and improvement of the CNT purity are expected to enhance the thermal conductivity of the junction.
We believe that further efforts on functional characterization of the YGL138 t) gene will contribute to understand the mechanism of SRP54 protein involving in chloroplast development in rice.
The view is seldom defended; even those who trouble to state the view explicitly (Lewis, 1980: 120) don't go to the further effort of justifying it, perhaps because it seems obvious.
If we had taken the extra consideration of shuffling our bitcoin expenditures through other addresses created with desktop-based wallet software, or gone to the further effort of sending them through a bitcoin "laundry service" such as Bitlaundry, Bitmix or Bitcoinlaundry, tracing them would have become much harder or even impossible.
