Sentence examples for furthermore explained from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, explained Amy Jaffe, executive director of energy and sustainability at the University of California, Davis, exporting American crude could help lower world oil prices by diluting OPEC's market share and pricing power.

He proposed that the Hopi view of time was fundamental in all aspects of their culture and furthermore explained certain patterns of behavior.

There are some clients who may not get everything they want on the three networks and this gives them an opportunity for exposure". Furthermore, explained Fox Broadcasting President Jamie Kellner, 39, the new network's criteria for success are far lower than ABC's, CBS' or NBC's.

He furthermore explained that depletion of Su var)3-9, whish is responsible for H3K9 methylation, in conjunction with DNA damage, results in activation of the G2 repair checkpoint and accumulation of RAD51 foci in heterochromatin.

The large majority of health workers interviewed expressed great skepticism towards OPRAS and furthermore explained that they have little knowledge about the use of the information collected through OPRAS.

Furthermore, explains the SFF's chairman, Kim Ki-hwan, the South Korean financial industry is already substantially internationalised.

We furthermore explain how this technique can be adapted for maintaining a sample of the Extended Suffix Array, containing a sample of the Suffix Array, a sample of the Inverse Suffix Array and the whole LCP array.

These new models can also describe biological cognition in undergraduates, furthermore explaining its "devolution" and offering some guide for teaching biology.

Khayyam furthermore explains that "they [essences] are all good in themselves and there is no evil in them in any form or fashion" (Ḍarūrat al-taḍād fi'l-'ālam wa'l-jabr wa'l-baqā', 130).

Furthermore, explains Stirling, in addition to coming ashore with meager quantities of stored fat, "the bears are now being forced to fast for even longer periods because freeze-up is coming progressively later in the fall as well".

Such a distinction between "developmental" catch-up and excessive weight gain could furthermore explain some discordant results on the relationship between birth measurements and the metabolic risk.