Sentence examples for further to express from inspiring English sources
Rigorously maintaining classical postures and arm and hand positions, her dancers tilt a little further to express intimacy.
The passion of many McCain voters for their candidate was clearly deep, with many using words like "honest," "straight shooting," "genuine human being," and even "incredibly interesting," to describe him, then going further to express their opinion that these are things both Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush are not.
I would take this one step further, to express my concern with the way women themselves end up pitted against one another, from the "stay at home" wars to the conflict between green and not green, women who have an epidural versus women who do not.
The most productive cassette was identified and used further to express XynA and two additional fungal xylanases, Xyn10A and Xyn11B, in a high-biomass tobacco cultivar.
These could be modified further to express antigens of interest, for example non-binding factor H binding mutants, plus other targets to cover invasive disease caused by Nm strains that do not express fHbp, which has been one of the major vaccine antigens considered over the last few years (Lucidarme et al., 2011).
If you want to go even further to express your appreciation, you can send a small gift along with your note.
This cell line was further modified to express human GAD67 and produce elevated levels of GABA.
A human HEK293 cell line producing a recombinant interferon was further engineered to express a yeast pyruvate carboxylase (PYC) gene.
In the meantime, Taiwan's prosecutors and judges have been strongly warned about any further attempts to express their thespian talents.
Yeast strains further engineered to express a mammalian tyrosine hydroxylase, four mammalian tetrahydrobiopterin biosynthesis and recycling enzymes, and a bacterial DOPA decarboxylase produced norcoclaurine de novo.
Consideration of the material version of the virial theorem further leads to express Eshelby stress versus the average of the internal tensorial material virial and of the kinetic energy.
