Sentence examples for moreover allows for from inspiring English sources
This type of fuel cells, moreover, allows for operating points with high efficiency and reasonable exploitation of the supplied gases at high temperature levels.
In contrast to other, similar approaches our code is not restricted to any special configuration or application, but is designed very generally with a modular structure and, moreover, allows for Cartesian, cylindrical or spherical coordinates.
Applying well-established and genetically accessible laboratory work horses moreover allows for genetic manipulation of biosynthetic modules in order to direct biosynthesis to desired compounds.
Comparing directly to clonogenic survival analysis, they showed that after optimizing for cell number and allowing for a sufficient number of cell doublings after irradiation constructing survival curves based on cell number (a nonclonogenic assay) provides an accurate measure of radiosensitivity and, moreover, allows for the identification of radioresponse modifiers.
Hempel drew the holistic conclusion that the units of empirical significance were entire theories and that the measure of empirical significance itself was multi-criterial and, moreover, allowed for degrees of significance.
This paradigm would moreover allow for future investigation of the proposed differentiation between norm-based and compassion-based prosocial behavior.
Moreover, it allows for large-scale processing at low cost and facile integration for complex devices.
Moreover, it allows for quantitative transport studies based on observational data.
Moreover, it allows for preventive as well as corrective dispatch of the power grid.
Moreover, it allows for district heat provision to the municipalities of Weiz, St. Ruprecht, Thannhausen, Krottendorf and Unterfladnitz.
Moreover, it allows for a particular approach to scientific inference, including key concepts like "evidence", "evidential support", "induction" versus "abduction", and the bearing of "coherence" and "explanatory power" on truth (see the relevant SEP entries).
