Sentence examples for moreover allow from inspiring English sources

Moreover, allow yourself the time to explore a few (relevant) diversions.

The combined generic phenomenological description based on specific scaling parameters (branching number, backbone fraction, diluted number of entanglements, packing length) may provide useful information about complex polymers without resorting to detailed molecular modeling and moreover, allow designing or selecting specific macromolecular systems with desired properties.

Moreover, "allow a independent 3rd party to validate your clams [sic] that there is 100% audit ability and that you are only collecting metadata not full content".

This paradigm would moreover allow for future investigation of the proposed differentiation between norm-based and compassion-based prosocial behavior.

The direct acid extraction protocol, which we have developed in this work, may, moreover, allow the conduction of personal epigenetic analyses of the adipose tissue for profiling of histone modifications related to obesity, type 2 diabetes and the metabolic syndrome; as well as for prescription of individual medical treatments.

Colourimetric transducers are cheaper alternative that moreover allow the detection of an oligonucleotide target without labelling.

Moreover, allowing refugees of genocide to apply directly enables these victims to be transported safely to a place of asylum, while fulfilling the prime minister's commitment to accept 20,000 of the most vulnerable.

Moreover, allowing more channel sensing opportunities does improve utilization.

Moreover, allowing student involvement in test development can create a positive attitude towards learning a second language.

Merrill's directors, moreover, allowed O'Neal to resign, rather than be fired, which forced investors to kick in another $136 million for his deferred compensation and stock options.

SPECT images with 99mTc-pertechnetate are of high resolution, but PET technique offers better resolution and sensitivity than SPECT images and, moreover, allows a quantitative analysis.