Sentence examples for further pose from inspiring English sources

But efforts to go further pose a challenge because of the university's long tradition of autonomy for its many schools and departments.

The interconnectedness and interdependency of complex networks further pose hyper risks [1].

In all these cases, our findings support the notion that these DUBs play an important role in human cancer, and further pose the question of which are the molecular mechanisms responsible for their dysregulation.

The use of antibiotics might shorten the duration of diarrhea and limit the shedding of the organisms which otherwise might continue to spread among people and in to the environment and further pose a risk of transmission of infections.

This further pose a necessity of advocating incorporation of recent research findings on ASD into teaching curriculum of nurses and other healthcare workers in this environment, this may improve the knowledge of younger healthcare workers with limited number of years of experience in practice.

Now some people who use Twitter, the social messaging Web site, are taking things a step further, posing as characters in their favorite shows.

Further, posing the issue as one solely about ethnicity suggests that Latino readers need Latino writers more than white or Asian readers do.

The failure of mortgage rates to fall further poses a quandary for the government entities like the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department, which have spent hundreds of billions of dollars to help make home loans cheaper.

Phil Spencer, the Vice-President of Microsoft Game Studios, stated in September 2010 that Limbo was "our number one Summer of Arcade game by a long stretch", and further posed that Limbo represents a shift in the type of game that gamers want out of online on-demand game services; "it's becoming less about iconic [intellectual property] that people know and it's becoming more diverse".

The model further poses that reduction of temporal modulation of light under an occluder (a condition associated with myopia and abnormal ocular elongation) leads to reaccumulation of potassium (K) ions in the subretinal space (SRS) [11] [14].

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