Sentence examples for furthermore a problem from inspiring English sources

Furthermore: "A problem yet unmentioned is that sociology's malaise has left all the social sciences vulnerable to pure positivism to an empiricism lacking any theoretical basis.

Furthermore, a problem in tutorial groups is that students sometimes avoid constructive conflicts (Moust et al. 2005).

Furthermore, a problem might have arisen since we were not able to genotype seven tagSNPs in ESR1 and one tagSNP in EGF in the tissue samples.

Furthermore a problem-specific safety factor formulation is introduced to incorporate the influence of uncertainties in a simple manner, akin to current engineering practice.

Furthermore, a classification problem can also be called a binary classification problem if |L| = 2 (see Fig. 1a) and a multi-class classification problem when |L| > 2 (see Fig. 1b).

Furthermore, a numerical problem was solved to check the numerical accuracy of commercial program results within operating region.

Furthermore, a similar problem exists with the studies involving the dedifferentiation of myocytes into stem cells, due to the heterogeneous nature of the isolated primary cells because it is impossible to know, with absolution, that the cells were completely void of undifferentiated cells (i.e., satellite cells or stem cells) [15].

Furthermore, a major problem when introducing a RRS in a hospital is that no positive large, prospective, randomized controlled trials have been published.

Furthermore, a potential problem in the studies with low doses of LPS was that no correction for practice effect was performed while practice effects during CFT are common, especially in situations with short test-retest intervals.

Furthermore, a longstanding problem in PET reconstruction is the bias introduced by the necessity to remove negative sinogram values (which become zeroed) following correction for random coincidences, in order to satisfy the assumption of a Poisson distribution which is the basis for expectation-maximization-based reconstructions, such as OSEM.

Furthermore, a fundamental problem with the hypothesis linking the sudden appearance of complex morphological traits in vertebrates with whole genome/extensive gene duplication events is that in defining the evolutionary steps in the phenotypic complexity, the extinct lineages were completely ignored.