Sentence examples for illuminating further from inspiring English sources

Overall, results revealed that most anaerobic treatment reactions were near completion under the previous treatment regime, that further Zn processing was likely practical, and a possible passive media regeneration technique, thus illuminating further options regarding high-strength acid mine drainage and raw municipal wastewater passive co-treatment.

These interviews, to be published in 2011, will illuminate further the Kennedy magic.

For one thing, they serve to illuminate further Mr Xu's own beliefs: "There are so many corrupt officials.

All of these contests for votes will have their own character, reflecting local as well as national concerns, and each will illuminate further episodes of the longer story of suburban London, its pleasures and its discontents alike.

Historian John Blaxland, meanwhile, in his most recent instalment of the official history of Asio, has illuminated further just how distrustful and contemptuous (and potentially undermining) of Whitlam's government the United States Government and the Central Intelligence Agency were.

It is a reasonable prediction that new species of feathered dinosaurs will turn up in 2011, and that the evolution of birds (the only dinosaur descendants to survive the extinction that marked the end of the Cretaceous period) will thus be illuminated further.

These results illuminate further that facets of impulsivity are differentially associated with vulnerability for externalizing symptomatology.

By identifying the tribal influence on mobility in the Ivory Coast, we were able to illuminate further differences in mobility patterns.

And Eckhart Tolle illuminated further the importance of how we cultivate our awareness, stating that for him he does not use the term, "mindful" unless he is saying why he does not use this word that infers a "full mind".

Future studies are likely to illuminate further possible mechanisms for activity-driven synaptogenesis.

Further research on career progression for rural AH professionals may illuminate further strategies to retain experienced staff in the rural context.