Sentence examples for furthermore at the time from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, at the time of writing, the attack has only generated just over 3.99 BTC — only about $10,300.

Furthermore, at the time of our survey no residency program had a formal ultrasound curriculum in place.

Furthermore, at the time of tumor eradication, the number of CTLs prevailed over that of cancer cells and the number of splenic MDSCs returned to the normal levels.

Furthermore, at the time of building RiceCyc, about 1,400 gene annotations spanning 112 pathways were integrated from the KEGG rice pathways (Masoudi-Nejad, Goto et al. 2007; Kanehisa, Goto et al. Goto et al. 2011).

Furthermore, at the time of the second SASI test, gastric acid secretion was suppressed due to a long-term administration of a PPI, and consequently, antral G cells were hyperfunctioning in order to stimulate parietal cells.

Furthermore, at the time being, a fully comprehensive adaptation plan has yet to be developed, which is urgent considering that even those respondents who recognise the need to adjust their forest management practices to meet the needs for adaptation for climate change, do not know how to adapt to these changes.

Furthermore, at this time the expression of the pro-apoptotic gene Fas and of the early osteoblastic differentiation factor Dlx5 was also increased by DMSO treatment.

Furthermore, at that time, the gay rights movement had been going on for over a decade.

I suggest, furthermore, that at the time of the boy's departure, it would be a marvelous gesture for either Attorney General Janet Reno or Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright to announce that a full, four-year scholarship to any of this country's premier universities will be made available to him as a young adult.

Furthermore, at that time, arcade game conversions were the real profit drivers in the home console space – and Sega had the best coin-op development divisions on the planet.

Furthermore, at the same time, many cities (both Italian and foreign) have set the improvement of public spaces as one of the main objectives of their urban planning strategies, such as removing "on-street" parking to create larger space for pedestrians and social activities.