Sentence examples for further thought to from inspiring English sources
We further thought to address the issue of potential confounders by evaluating the association between the allelic combination and histopathological characteristics.
Nat Rothschild's interests are further thought to overlap with those of Seif Gaddafi in Montenegro, where he has been linked to investments in the £500m Porto Montenegro project, which is intended to give the country a leading marina.
If you don't have time to craft a longer note, consider sending a short thank-you immediately, mentioning that you want to give further thought to the challenges you discussed and promising to send a more in-depth message soon.
If President Obama's dream of nuclear disarmament fails to come to fruition, then Navy planners will eventually have to give further thought to what weapons and other equipment is carried on future ballistic-missile subs.
Introgression of genetic factors controlling apomixis into sexual species is further thought to contribute to the taxonomic distribution of apomixis in angiosperms.
Access was further thought to be threatened by the reorganisation of district nursing teams on a case basis rather than on a geographical basis, which might have broken important links with general practices.
We further think to have gathered some evidence in favor of PCI over other treatments.
Diabetes UK says about three million have been diagnosed with either type-1 or type-2, with a further 850,000 thought to have undiagnosed type-2 diabetes.
In an effort to take the deconstruction one step further we thought to eliminate the most common association with beverage, phase, and developed a process to create table top clouds.
Further, they thought to need about three times longer for documentation than they really did.
However, we have given further thought as to how we could provide further evidence to support both the concept of CO2 binding and the concept of the carbamate bridge that the reviewers correctly point out is supported by only a single mutation.
