Sentence examples for further we argue from inspiring English sources

Further, we argue that this tension can lead to positive or negative outcomes.

Further, we argue that rational users are more likely to agree upon Pareto optimal trade-offs.

Further, we argue that users may engage in different information processing strategies as part of the belief change process.

Further, we argue that it is no longer possible to discuss 'successful schooling' on the basis of subject-matter outcomes alone.

Further, we argue that due to its protracted abscission schedule, early post-fire salvage will invariably require that black spruce be planted.

Further, we argue that forest enhancement as a component in REDD+ is for all practical purposes 'negative' (or 'reversed') degradation, and a direct result of improved management.

Further on, we argue for the need for ontology-reuse methodologies which optimally exploit human and computational intelligence to effectively operationalize reuse processes.

However, given what is known about effective approaches to workforce sustainability (also detailed further below), we argue that the approaches offered by the Australian Workforce Strategy and initiatives are limited and may prove insufficient to sustain the early childhood workforce in the long term.

Further, we will argue that conceiving of alcohol dependence as a chronic relapsing disorder may be detrimental to our attempts to understand the nature of this phenomenon, and to decisions on what to do about it.

Although this result need to be confirmed by further clinical trials, we argue that, for patients who received neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy, adding oxaliplatin to fluoropyrimidines in the postoperative chemotherapy require serious consideration at present.

Given that limited resources commonly restrict the number of candidates that can be subjected to further experimental validation, we argue that the measures that indicate top positions (TPR in top 5%and10%10 %) are of more practical relevance than those indicating the overall distribution (TPR in top 30%% and median).