Sentence examples for furthermore this fact from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, this fact was reflected in product ratios (cf. Fig. 5a, b).
Furthermore, this fact implies that EEG signal can be used for robotic power assist to help a subject holding or moving a heavy load.
Furthermore, this fact is hidden both by the continued use of the same term and by the same distortion of history that has affected our conception of Ptolemy and Copernicus.
Furthermore, this fact also explains why other nucleic acid based approaches directed towards controlling the propagation of HCV, including antisense, ribozymes and deoxyribozymes [19] [22], and for which much effort has been devoted, has yielded no commercial research program to date even though they remains active.
Furthermore, this fact reinforces our hypothesis that EYS is the first prevalent gene in arRP [ Abd et-aliz et al., 2008].
Furthermore, this last fact also means reducing the hardware resource cost for its potential implementation in digital hardware devices such as GPUs, ASICs, or FPGAs.
Furthermore, the fact that this administration has continued or even expanded the practices began under the Bush administration is beyond unsettling and so far down the slippery slope that I can see the darkness of the valley.
Furthermore, the fact that this prosecution was by information, the absence of which has been held not fatal under § 1044 (Gompers v. United States, supra, 233 U.S. at pages 611, 612, 34 S.Ct. at pages 695, 696, 58 L.Ed. 1115) brings the case squarely within the language of the section.
Furthermore, the fact that this score fits neatly onto a single CD is practically an invitation to acquire more than one recorded performance.
Furthermore, the fact that this was seen only with HMGCR is consistent with the extensive degree to which HMGCR activity is regulated [20], and indicates that HMGCR alternative splicing is subject to additional forms of regulation.
Furthermore, the fact that this regulation necessitates 24 h strongly suggests that it corresponds to an indirect mechanism involving intermediate partner(s).
