Sentence examples for further impart from inspiring English sources

The pair have written a new book, "Beyond Snapshots" to further impart those lessons.

Titanium and titanium alloys are commonly used as prosthetic materials in dental or orthopedic surgeries because of their ability to offer a better corrosion resistance and excellent biocompatibility and to serve as a base for the deposition of hydroxyapatite (HAp) coating, which would further impart the bioactive properties when they are implanted in the human body.

Penn & Teller, however, go a bit further, imparting the wisdom that those expensive "sealer" gaskets don't actually preserve the body; in fact, they can lead to the speedy liquefying of the deceased's organs and even to the coffin's exploding underground.

These studies illustrate how designed peptides can amplify the Ångstrom-level atomic symmetry of a surface onto the micrometer scale, further imparting long-range directional order onto the next level of assembly.

Further, protection imparted by sIM-1.6.α vaccination was reflected by qualitative analysis of lungs pathology.

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The corrosion products formed via acetic acid attack do not impart further protection, unlike the passivating lead oxide.

Participants suggested that additional training, to prepare DHSWs to support families, and impart further knowledge about eliciting behaviour change, was needed.

The major difference is that in the RiPPs, diverse posttranslational modifications impart further drug-like properties into the structures of the compounds.

Impart further knowledge about Independence Day to your children if they still do not grasp the real meaning of the holiday.

Our results provide detailed insights into the stabilization of the LYQLEN oligomers and a thorough understanding of the aggregation pathways of this peptide, which may contribute to imparting further knowledge for designing new or modified capping peptides to inhibit the fibrillization of the LYQLEN peptide and/or insulin.