Sentence examples for moreover apart from inspiring English sources
Moreover, apart from the audio itself, information is slight and availability inconsistent.
"I said, 'The frames on this thing are about six and a half to seven inches; there's no way this ship can be bigger than Atocha.' " Moreover, apart from Horner's book, which listed the Merced as one of eight treasure galleons in the 1622 fleet, Moore could find no record that the ship had ever existed.
Moreover, apart from the difficulties mentioned by Stumpf in this passage, Gestalt psychology conveys philosophical presuppositions which are at the heart of the dispute.
Moreover, apart from this negative impact of the relevant EU policies, Turkey's rocky relationship with the EU adds another dimension to the discussion.
Moreover, apart from distributional concerns, the larger are aggregate bequest flows, the more strongly they should feature in tax policies that aim at broad tax bases.
Moreover, apart from the composition of the target glass, the type of molecules in vapor plays a significant role in the formation of the film composition and structure.
Moreover, quite apart from this liability, any English ruler's power to compel obedience had its limits.
This moreover teases apart the effects of alpha and delta activity, which may interact in the relative measure of alpha content employed earlier.
Moreover and apart from arsenic, the concentrations of the cadmium, chromium, lead and nickel in case lesions were significantly higher than in controls (Table 2).
Moreover, all compounds apart from retinyl acetate exhibited a graded, concentration-dependent inhibition of locomotor activity in the Viewpoint tracking assay (Figs 4, 5), which was confirmed by quantitative analysis of locomotor activity (Fig. 6).
Moreover and importantly, apart from these theoretical considerations, there is also empirical support for the on-centre-off-surround shape of the matching surface: the well-known response characteristic of receptive fields in the early visual system (e.g. [ 1, 6, 23, 35]) and recent findings of behavioral performances surrounding the focus of attention (e.g. [ 2, 4, 8, 29, 32]).
