Sentence examples for moreover dependence on from inspiring English sources
Moreover, dependence on the state is bad for universities; German academics, heavily state-funded, raised scarcely a peep against Hitler.
Moreover, dependence on livestock rearing is increasingly constrained by population growth, which results in the occupation of grazing areas by human settlements (emergence of new villages) and urbanization (Tsegaye et al. 2013).
Moreover, dependence on traditional tools for diagnosing ARDS in low-resource settings may substantially underestimate the incidence of disease [ 2].
The pattern of cytokine expression in zymosan-treated SKG mice is highly correlated with the conditions required to drive a Th17 response; moreover, dependence of this model on IL-17 has recently been established [ 23].
Moreover, American dependence on fossil fuels isn't going to end any time soon: solar panels and wind turbines provided only about a half per cent of total U.S. energy consumption in 2007, and they don't work when the sun isn't shining or the wind isn't blowing.
Moreover, the dependence on material composition was weak for samples that were plasma-treated at low P/G ratios whereas the materials that were least ethylene-modified were less oxidized than the others at high P/G ratios.
Conventionally used one-dimensional and two-dimensional echocardiography fails to provide the basis for accurate volume determination, caused by the accidental use of foreshortened views and moreover the dependence on elliptical geometric modeling of the anatomical LV shape [ 3– 5].
Moreover, Lavalas's dependence on armed thugs has caused fears about Mr. Aristide's ultimate reliability.
Moreover, our growing dependence on foreign oil, including oil from Iraq, is inconsistent with our foreign policy objectives.
Moreover, a strong dependence on the Ar N2 gas mixture was observed which is explained by nitride formation on the surface.
Moreover, China's dependence on imported natural gas (ING) is also rising (Fig. 1) and, according to the BP Energy Outlook 2030, will reach over 40percentt of total use by 2030 (Kong et al. 2015).
