Sentence examples for furthermore attempts from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, attempts to manipulate currencies through intervention have a bad track record; they usually fail, and when they fail the currency and the credibility of the government plunge in tandem.

Furthermore, attempts to reduce the concentrations of eight N-nitrosamines revealed that none was removed or reduced in concentration by ozonation using Milli-Q water for 2 h.

Furthermore, attempts to elicit pressure-mediated currents in outside-out patches from cells overexpressing PIEZO2 failed both in the heterologous system (this report) and in Merkel cells, where PIEZO2 is abundantly expressed6,48.

Furthermore, attempts to improve tolerance to P deficiency through transgenic approaches have so far not yielded great success.

Furthermore, attempts to prevent such toxicity by using standard dose adjustment algorithms [49] have been shown to be unsuccessful.

Furthermore, attempts to create a sustainable city have to consider the four factors listed above though special emphasis has to be given to the environmental factor.

Furthermore, attempting to correct RNA Seq data for length increases the correlations among all pairs of datasets, not just those that should be dependent on length.

Here we use a radio-kinome substrate array to determine kinase activities in the lungs during S. pneumoniae pneumonia in mice and furthermore attempt to elucidate complex interactions occurring during the course of the infection.

We furthermore attempted to identify subject trends by examining the most common key words in the titles of publications.

Furthermore, attempted suicide is up to 10 40 times more frequent than completed suicide and is considered to be the most predictive clinical risk factor for subsequent suicide.

Therefore, we investigated the relationship between CSF NfL levels and DTI measures of white matter microstructural integrity in a cohort of ALS patients and healthy controls, and furthermore attempted to correlate neurochemical data with clinical scores in the patient group.