"further varying" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to reference an action or condition that is increasing or changing in complexity or quantity. For example: "The study found that the number of possible solutions kept growing, further varying the complexity of the problem."
It is anticipated that some unusual but interesting properties may be generated by further varying morphologies of ITO materials.
Further, varying the number of dry or moist days has a greater effect in the first than in the second cycle.
As a result of this aforementioned analysis and since γ is a term that is related to the energy of the atoms, it is reasonable that further varying this term will have the desired effect of altering the resistivity from its bulk values to its nanoscale values.
Each lipid class contains hundreds of different lipid species, further varying in fatty acid chain length, linkage, and saturation, among others (Coskun and Simons, 2011), the exact measurement of which has been empowered by the advent of lipidomics (Shevchenko and Simons, 2010; Wenk, 2005).
Beyond the 2km line on each side, bordered by barbed wire fences, there is a further zone varying from about 7km to more than 15km in width, either side of the border, known as the civilian restricted zone.
We investigated this effect further by varying exposure times from 1 to 20 min.
Further studies varying test performance and compliance rates at each screening round dependent on different tests are recommended.
Further, on varying the elements of (mathcal {F}) suitably, a variety of known contractions in the literature can be deduced.
Geocoding of the home address of respondents further revealed varying contextual opportunities and constraints that are likely to influence travel attitudes.
Further, the varying river characteristics, in terms of morphology, hydraulics and vegetation, require the introduction of variable parameters, thus complicating the originally simple model structure.
The present study was designed to examine this question further by varying the adversity of the maternal environment to study its effects on nest-attendance and maternal care and on the HPA and fear responses in the adult offspring.
