Sentence examples for furthermore points out from inspiring English sources

A Finnish practitioner furthermore points out the importance of large trees for biodiversity, which in any case do not exist in commercial forests and which will thus not be threatened by energy wood production.

Furthermore, points out George Lucier, an advisor to the National Toxicology Program (NTP), good risk benefit analysis is simply not possible without good data on both efficacy and toxicity.

Our results furthermore point out that the basic amino groups may promote side reactions such as imine formation, which is induced by water.

In other work, Zhaxybayeva et al. (2005) analyzed 12 anciently duplicated gene pairs and concluded that the root probably lies between the archaebacteria and the eubacteria but pointed to the caveat that 12 genes might not speak for the whole genome because of LGT and furthermore pointed out a lack of strong phylogenetic signal in their data.

Westen and Cohen [ 39] furthermore pointed out a "lack of a coherent life narrative or sense of continuity over time" and – implicitly referring to John Locke's emphasis on memory in the concept of identity – a "loss of shared memories that help define the self over time".

Furthermore, she points out, this report was "written by the NAO.

Furthermore, Clifton points out that 30 percent of America's students drop out or do not graduate on time.

Furthermore, he points out that as the market very swiftly corrected itself, it barely affected everyday investors: "Grandma doesn't know the difference.

Furthermore, it points out that PC-makers are, in the wake of the American settlement, entitled to install media players made by other firms alongside WMP.

Furthermore, he points out that the report predicts per-capita income in these countries will actually rise by a factor of about 66 over the next century, rather than nine times.

Furthermore, it points out some of the successes and shortcomings of each concept in informing design.