Sentence examples for further heavily from inspiring English sources

These are planned to be further heavily networked while the activities relating to these domains to be linked up.

Further, heavily deformed nuclei appeared enlarged in both patient cell lines suggesting an alteration in the nuclear protein network that resulted in hypersensitivity to heat stress induced deformation.

This trend was further heavily supported by the fact that 10 out of the 12 gene sets (out of 238) related to 'Immunity' were among the top 14 ranking gene sets in the B10.Q versus B10.Q.

The Age then published its own story on the same experiment that used similarly emotive language but took things a step further by heavily featuring the voices of animal rights activists.

And so, with little further ado, heavily inspired by The Sids, I give you the eleventh thirteenth eighty-seventh first annual Jon Awards for Dubious Technical Achievement!

All the while, British nighttime businesses are clamped even further with heavily bureaucratized regimes.

All the while, British night-time businesses are clamped even further with heavily bureaucratised regimes.

The drug company cause has been furthered by heavily subsidized thought leaders (usually psychiatrists), by physicians (especially in primary care) who are too free in diagnosis and treatment, and by harried parents and teachers trying to figure out how best to help and manage their difficult children.

Or will it darken even further as worried, heavily indebted consumers pull back?

Others, such as Spain and Italy, are further behind.America was heavily involved in the design of the Kyoto protocol, and insisted that it should include the possibility of a market in emissions credits, on the ground that its trading scheme to reduce sulphur-dioxide emissions had been a big success.

An attempt is made with this perspective to stimulate more and more efforts to optimally synthesize and design biorenewable conversion process to accelerate the commercialization of the biorefinery technology and further reduce the heavily reliance on petroleum-derive fuels.