Sentence examples for furthermore benefiting from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, benefiting from the all-NASICON electrodes construction and super low freezing point of "water in salt" electrolyte, the aqueous battery deliveries remarkable low-temperature performance.

Furthermore, benefiting from the superhydrophobic surface, SiO2-IMI@SHSC remained its protective ability after immersion in 0.5 M NaCl solution for 35 days, which is far superior to the conventional sol-gel coating with the same coating thickness.

Furthermore, benefiting from the ultra-high density of edge sites, thin thickness, and outstanding electrical conductivity of VGs, the as-prepared VGs exhibit excellent field-emission performance such as ultra-low turn-on electric field and threshold field down to 1.07 and 1.65 V μm−1, respectively.

Furthermore, benefiting from the modularity of the computer methods, we demonstrated the effects of migration separate from proliferation on tip cell and stalk cell movement.

This effect can increase the light scattering of ivy nanoparticles and, furthermore, benefit the extinction.

We furthermore benefited from the state-of-the art information on exposure to air pollution at residence with high spatial (address-specific) and temporal (annual mean) resolution, assessed since 1971 years, capturing chronic exposure to air pollution.

We furthermore benefited from the state-of-the art information on individual exposure to NO2 with high spatial (address-specific) and temporal (annual mean) resolution, assessed over 35 years.

Furthermore, benefits are growing faster than inflation.

Furthermore, benefits of the new methodology for novel EDL event strategies are presented and discussed.

Furthermore, benefits of CA supplementation were driven more by CA quality than size, and these benefits declined as HECm increased.

Furthermore, benefits from the broadband chirp excitation, information of multiple distinct frequency ranges can be acquired simultaneously, and thus responses to a few narrowband excitations could be readily extracted.