Sentence examples for moreover separate from from inspiring English sources

The suit continues, "Moreover, separate from the restrictions, the Company's productivity-based performance ranking system puts the technicians under significant pressure to work through unpaid lunch breaks in order to complete as many jobs as possible in each work shift".

Moreover, separate shoot apex samples were collected from WT and EB genotypes at one, two, three and four leaf stages.

Moreover, separate estimates were calculated using data from the female and male DHS surveys, as there are known gender differences in the reported frequency of intercourse and levels of condom use [ 30, 32, 34]. Figure 1 shows trends in the annual number of condoms sold or distributed in Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe.

Moreover, separate gasification of Fenton-oxidized or CaO-treated sludge released H2S emission respectively from sulfonic acid/sulfone/heterocyclic-S and inorganic sulfide in char.

Moreover, if the dyes separate from the NPs, the fluorescent images may lead to false interpretation [33]-[35] [33]-[35]

Moreover, his crimes are quite separate from this.

Moreover, the Polemonium sequence is separate from the clade containing 12 other members of this order, thus raising the possibility that the sequence results from contamination or HGT (see below).

Moreover, enclosed and separated from the mother and environment, the organism has no possibilities to remove the nanoparticles from the egg, and consequently, the embryos were permanently exposed to PN-Pt during 20 days of embryogenesis (before and after BBB occurrence).

Moreover, it is separated from Cettiidae sensu Alström et al. [ 14] by a long internode, both in the present study and in the one by Alström et al. [ 22].

Moreover, the SH2 domain has an integral role, separate from that of active dimer formation, in promoting migration.

Moreover, at high latitudes where the geographical and magnetic poles are perceptibly separate from one another it was to the magnetic pole that the animals pointed.