Sentence examples for furthermore gap from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, GAP uses a hands-off approach, whereas PT may contain hands-on techniques, such as massage, traction etc (Table 1).
Furthermore, gap junctions can demonstrate charge selectivity, although most gap junction channels favour the transfer of positively charged dyes and ions by a factor of 2 5 (Veenstra, 1996).
Furthermore, gap junctions on satellite cells surrounding the somata of sensory neurons have also been implicated in the spread of aberrant excitation within the DRG (Zhang et al., 2009).
Furthermore, gaps in canopy cover attenuate solar radiation before it reaches the ground causing differences in surface temperatures (Fridley 2009).
Furthermore, gaps in the reference genome may lead to many false variant calls [ 37].
Furthermore, gaps in the regional virologic record make it difficult to determine whether the post-1998 strains of DENV-1 in Myanmar were introduced or whether they evolved locally.
Furthermore, GAPs for Ras, Rho and Rab supply an arginine residue into the active site whose positive charge neutralises developing negative charge in the hydrolysis step and thus lowers the activating energy of the chemical step.
Furthermore, gaps or nicks in only one of the two strands resulting from intermediates of repair of base and nucleotide damage will be transformed into DSBs when met by a replication fork.
Furthermore, the gap between Addis Ababa/Dire Dawa regions and Amhara region has increased during the study period, whereas gaps between Amhara region and most other regions have almost disappeared.
Furthermore, the gap between the most austere and the most extravagant proposals that were on the table in Brussels was a lot smaller than this.
Furthermore, the gap between the two main parties has remained consistently below 10 percentage points, indicating that the vote could still result in a hung Parliament, even if the Social Democrats join forces — as expected — with the conservative Popular Party led by Paulo Portas.
