Sentence examples for furthermore though it from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, though it's perceived as a 21st-century ailment, RSI is actually nothing new.
Furthermore, though it tends to work as a prime contractor, SRA is unlikely to get shut out completely when it goes up against bigger tech outfits for big-ticket contracts.
Furthermore, though it was in primitive stage, we successfully detected degradation of methylene blue dye accompanied by US irradiation to mixture solution with visible light responding TiO2 photocatalyst and europium doped strontium aluminate (SAOE), and demonstrated the USML acted as the light source for a photo-activation of TiO2 photocatalyst for the first time.
Furthermore, though it is difficult to distinguish a note which is generating the sound from a lot of sticky notes in front of a bulletin board, it is easy to recognize with adequate amount of change of visual stimulation, because human eyes have high spatial resolution than that of ears [8],[9].
Furthermore, though it is an RCT, it is not blinded, and this can cause ascertainment bias.
Furthermore, though I often hear from evangelical Christians that evolution is evil and that we should be teaching "Intelligent Design" to our children in schools, at Mormon-owned BYU, evolution is taught as a matter of course.
38 39 Furthermore, even though it is difficult to blind subjects to treatment, employing assessor blinding and allocation concealment are important for reducing bias.
Furthermore, even though it is thought that the connections between rods and cones are regulated in response to light, the body's daily rhythms and other biochemical signals, their importance for vision is not known.
Furthermore, even though it is unlikely that the majority of the men have any knowledge of their sperm quality, individuals may know, or suspect, themselves of having low sperm quality if they and their partners have experienced difficulties in conceiving.
Furthermore, my sense, though it's hard to prove, is that the press is feeling a bit ashamed about the way it piled on General Clark.
Furthermore, though Hari didn't mention it, Winston Churchill continued in the deplorable British colonial tradition.
