Sentence examples for further stood from inspiring English sources

FragranceDB further stood out as a collection of acyclic and structurally flexible molecules, with an abundance of acyclic aliphatic alcohols, aldehydes, acids and esters found for example in butter and fruit aroma (Figure 1D).

It may further stand to reason that senators seek to time their announcements with when they perceive support for same-sex marriage has reached a majority, both within their states and nationally.

Further stand attributes included stand density and tree species composition.

"The number of tankers currently being investigated further stands at seven.

If Apple can package genuine wireless charging into future products, that'll help the iPhone and iPad further stand apart from competition.

The well intentioned "good for you" calls echoing from the sidelines in a tone championing a toddler in potty training, further stand to signify that people consider my participation an anomaly.

Cheadle's performance as Davis, a complex, driven man who could be violently destructive to the people around him but was always looking to take the music further, stands tall in all of this, even when the plot contrivances start to pile up like so much disposable material.

This report further stands in contrast to a recent study examining the energy requirement of untwisting and twisting during motor rotation, which concludes that larger than four times the energy available from one ATP hydrolysis would be required [ 6, 15].

He added 44 with Glen Chapple (28), then shared further stands of 68 with Simon Kerrigan (25) and a last-wicket partnership of 60 with England fast bowler James Anderson (28).

And though some incompatibilists remain agnostic as to whether persons have free will, most take a further stand regarding the reality or unreality of free will.

But, in a further stand of 71 for the seventh wicket with his old Worcestershire team-mate Gareth Batty (36), Davies remained defiant.