Sentence examples for limited moreover from inspiring English sources

(14– 16) So far, data that elucidate the prognostic role of alcohol in patients with esophageal carcinoma have been limited; moreover, they are contradictory.

In preliminary experiments, we were able to detect BMP-7 mRNA in primary isolated human distal tubule cells [ 23], but the number of cells were limited; moreover, we were not able to cultivate these cells long enough to perform stimulation experiments.

Among lung cancer histological groups, the pattern was clearest within the non-small-cell adenocarcinoma subgroup, but the numbers of the other subgroups were more limited; moreover, we saw a consistent reduction of the rate of metastasis among aspirin users across the subgroups.

However, the number of STMS markers reported in chickpea is still limited and moreover exhibit low rates of both inter and intraspecific polymorphism, thereby limiting the positions of the SSR markers especially on the intraspecific linkage maps of chickpea.

However, in reality the number of reduced ends available for TrCel7A binding is limited, and moreover the movement of molecules is often hampered by traffic jams as seen in Figure 39e.

It is known that each motor has its maximum speed limit; moreover, it also has a maximum continuous working speed ({omega _{mathrm{m,r}}}) for practical use.

In the case of amino acid production, Corynebacterium glutamicum also produces oxaloacetate from pyruvate and carbon dioxide using the anaplerotic pathway (Delaunay et al. 1999; Peters-Wendisch et al. 2001; Shirai et al. 2007; Sato et al. 2008), especially under biotin limiting conditions; moreover, overexpression of PEPC is crucial for glutamate production via oxaloacetate (Sato et al. 2008).

3. (C) The Vietnamese government, moreover, limited the intake of new seminarians and the ordination of new priests to numbers well below the necessary "replacement rate" for the Catholic Church.

Moreover, limited knowledge levels currently prevent to build up awareness of AFVs, which is the key for their adoption.

Moreover, limited to the low-energy impact conditions, the influence of steel fiber content on the thermal and mechanical behaviors of damaged beam can be ignored.

Moreover limited literature on timing of BCG among LBW infants is available.