Sentence examples for moreover accompanied from inspiring English sources

This study is, moreover, accompanied by the application of formal frameworks and a family of experiments whose aim is to theoretical and empirically validate the proposed measures, respectively.

Moreover, accompanied by the increment of TSP50 protein levels in the 88 breast cancer tissues, nuclear level of p65 and expression of MMP9 markedly increased.

Propositional logic is the prototypical target system for many approaches based on reductions, as the Boolean SAT problem is well studied and moreover accompanied with many mature and efficient solvers such as MiniSat [78] and GRASP [79].

Moreover, accompanied with a slight increase in the sum of n-6 PUFAs (~11%), the dramatic decrease in sum of n-3 PUFAs made the n 6/n-3 ratio ~115% higher in the DM hearts than in the CON hearts.

Moreover, accompanying the increase in SLex, a decrease in α2,6-sialic acid was observed, detected by Sambucus nigra agglutinin (SNA).

Moreover, accompanying microarray analysis revealed that aging and diet mostly affect expression of Drosophila odorant binding proteins and genes involved in regulating G-protein signaling.

The Complaints A History Of Discrimination The new security directives do not explicitly mention Asian-Americans or any other group; moreover, Mr. Richardson accompanied the directives with a warning that they should not be seen as an excuse to question the "loyalty and patriotism" of Asian-Americans as a group.

This strengthening of a chemoattractant gradient could, moreover, be accompanied by increased fractional abundance of the circulating inflammatory Ly-6Chi monocyte subset [38], which express specialized ligands that facilitate tethering of monocytes to endothelial substrates [39].

Moreover, myopathy accompanied by mtDNA depletion has been reported in NRTI-treated patients [ 4].

Moreover, if accompanied by hypotension or a need for vasopressors, the conditions further worsen to "septic shock" [ 2].

Moreover, RET/PTC accompanied by a BRAF 1799T>A mutation is associated with a high risk of disease recurrence and metastases.