Sentence examples for further to arrive from inspiring English sources

This fact needs to be studied further to arrive at a definite conclusion.

Usually the amount purchased is not the amount used, so you must break the cost down further to arrive at an accurate recipe cost.

In the current paper, results from a study of multiple-stick-slip-component systems are further analyzed to arrive at a framework for new predictor models.

The radiation emitted by 99mTc was acquired and quantized by gamma camera which was further analyzed to arrive at the extent of 99mTc bio-distribution.

The experimental data generated on the two-stage attrition and sieving unit under different conditions is further used to arrive at a semi-empirical correlation and the optimum set of design and operating parameters to get the best performance.

Also for the point load, the extremum criterion is further differentiated to arrive at an expression for the specific ratio between the two section stiffnesses which just ensures that any given allowable moment at the inner support is not exceeded as the load travels along the span.

Once a pattern is identified, the storm features (such as length and curvature of banding features) are further analyzed to arrive at a particular T-number.

Age of animals on the farm was recorded as the range of the sampled animal's age within the herd and therefore cannot be further analysed to arrive at meaningful conclusions.

Unfortunately, we have only 5 distinct transitions in the experimental data and that would require some prior knowledge of the actual connectivity and further constraints to arrive at a plausible BN explaining the data transitions.

Further useful data to arrive at a diagnosis may be acquired from the results of the tests and procedures described below.

People should have no greater concern about the deployment of RPAS than they would, for example, have with a Tornado [plane]." In the week that David Cameron declared that the mission in Afghanistan will have been accomplished next year, Hammond declined to say what would happen to the five Reapers already operated by the RAF and a further five due to arrive in the coming weeks.