Sentence examples for furthermore back from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, back in December 2004 the company debuted Google Suggest, providing users with search suggestions, in realtime, while they type.

Furthermore, back in February, Morgan Stanley/AlphaWise did some survey work that showed surprisingly low awareness levels among consumers of GrubHub — the largest and most recognized player in the space — and its services3.

Furthermore, back scattered electron (BSE) and electron probe microanalysis (EPMA) analyses demonstrated that the whole composite coating was about 65 μm and the outermost layer was a composite which was composed of CrSi2, MoSi2 and SiC, and just beneath it was a Mo2C transitional layer which connected the outer layer and the substrate Mo.

Furthermore, back pain does not have to be a part of the aging process.

Furthermore back migration of only C1a from Beringia to Siberia-Asia as suggested in BIM by Tamm et al. [ 23], when all the pan American haplogroup existed in a stable, plausibly expanding population in Beringia seems less parsimonious.

15 There is evidence for the presence of cysteinyl leukotriene receptors (CysLT1 and CysLT2) in the human lung; furthermore, Back et al suggested the possible existence of a third type of cysteinyl leukotriene receptor (CysLT3) in the human pulmonary artery.

Furthermore, back-projection of the climatic niche based on invasive populations points to a southern European origin.

Mr. Miller pointed to several anecdotes in "And Furthermore" to back up his point, including one that recounts the time Ms. Dench wrote a letter to the theater critic of The Daily Telegraph.

Furthermore, referring back to the paragraph 'Alignment', proper alignment is necessary for a successful translation of research findings.

Furthermore, going back to historic species compositions in a particular area may, in extremis, lead to local extinction if environmental conditions change sufficiently to alter conditions beyond species' niches [an "ossification" of the ecosystem (Harris et al. 2006)].

Furthermore, transitions back and forth from mutualism to parasitism on an ecological timescale are matched by similar transitions on an evolutionary timescale (Boucher, 1985; Machado et al., 2001; Sachs & Simms, 2006; Douglas, 2010).