Sentence examples for furthermore noted from inspiring English sources

He does not consider that he is under any authority here and his actions and demeanour is to say the least, not a good example for the discipline of the rest of my staff". Furthermore, noted the CO, he went away every weekend "without any notification".

It is furthermore noted that all of these results pertain to the average or climatological description of the thermosphere tidal spectrum.

Furthermore, noted Mr Berger, Twitter's ability to share links easily meant that while some IS members may be banned from Twitter itself, they were now beginning to appear on smaller social networks posting material that could then be passed on.

The GAO report, furthermore, noted that the government is completely ill equipped to deal with the financial implications from climate change disasters, citing $80 billion in funds owed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency to the US Treasury in less than 10 years of disaster response.

He furthermore noted that the decision in Watson remained binding in Scots law, in preference to the decision in Jones (since Jones only concerned the law of England and Wales), adding that the issue ought also to be considered by the Scottish Law Commission.

We furthermore noted a sizeable increase in etsrp+ cell numbers in between 4 and 12 som (Fig. 2A-C).

Furthermore, noting that most of these defects occur in structures of neural crest origin, we hypothesize that poorly controlled maternal diabetes interferes with cephalic neural crest cell migration.

Furthermore, note the use of the backtick to delineate the inline Faust code - this removes the need to manually escape single and double quotation marks used in the Faust code.

We furthermore note the impressive performance of the trivial predictor at large spatial scales.

Furthermore, note that Information is often co-annotated or interchanged with Application.

Furthermore note that (7) implies d p d f = s + v ′ ( s ) 2 d s d f < 0. i.e., physicians reduce the price for higher quality if Medicare raises its fee.