Sentence examples for moreover restricted from inspiring English sources
Moreover, restricted nutrient supply and restriction in chemical fertilizer use in saline soils are considerable problems that should be solved by proper methods and efficient management practices (Astaraei and Ivani 2008; Chinsamy et al. 2013).
Moreover, restricted to is an invertible transformation from onto.
Under its 1996 Common Position, the EU had moreover restricted its ties with the Cuban government until reforms were made in areas such as democracy, a multi-party system, human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Because we were assigned to set up a monitoring network for the oilseed rape and maize cropping areas, the area of interest was moreover restricted to areas exceeding 1% of oilseed rape and maize regional acreage during the period from 2002 to 2005, respectively, based on the database of IACS.
Moreover, restricted mobility has been shown to be an important factor that limits physical activity in children with CP[ 7].
In contrast, staining was markedly increased in CADASIL vessels and moreover restricted to granules reminiscent of Notch3-ECD deposits, as most clearly seen in capillaries.
Moreover, restricting the activity update to within the patient body outline, i.e., assuming zero activity outside the patient, was not found to be relevant.
Moreover, restricting our analysis to tweets which have been expressly identified as political in nature allows us to define a high-fidelity corpus, avoiding the risk of introducing undue noise through the use of topic detection strategies [24, 25].
Moreover, restricting patient selection criteria reduced confounding factors.
Moreover, restricting our study to YOPC cases (i.e. below the age of 60 years) ensures that only aggressive cases of prostate cancer are considered rather than mere age-associated prostate changes.
Moreover, we restricted our review to empirical studies written in English, which may have excluded some foreign language publications with relevant concentration statistics.
