Sentence examples for moreover somewhat from inspiring English sources
Moreover, somewhat conservatives outnumbered very conservatives in all but four Southern states.
Moreover, somewhat unexpectedly, we also found that RCA-I specifically blocked the adhesion, invasion, and migration of the cell lines with greater metastatic potential.
Moreover, somewhat differently than the US, physical therapy in Italy is delivered only by physical therapists because other kinds of personnel such as the "physical therapists assistants" do not exist.
The ".com" suffix in both companies' names, moreover, is somewhat misleading, as neither does business through its Web site.
Moreover, and somewhat surprisingly, the Whittle estimates for the shot-duration fluctuations and the scene duration fluctuations across movies are negatively correlated, although not strongly so (r = − 0.24, p = 0.26).
Moreover, the somewhat later development of the Cordilleran glacier (after 19,000 20,000 years ago) suggests that interior terrain between the two continental glaciers may have remained open longer than generally assumed in the north, with the late LGM appearance of the ice-free corridor in the south preceding that in the north (Dyke 2004).
Hillary Clinton's return to the presidential campaign as a supporter of her party's nominee, moreover, is somewhat obscured by the efforts of her campaign to retire her substantial debt, estimated at around $20 million.
Moreover, and somewhat surprisingly, the contributions from the non-cancer cells in the two types of tumors were also different.
Moreover, it was somewhat more common for the stock market to rise slightly on the election of a Republican than of a Democrat.
Moreover, coefficients are somewhat constant over the all period.
Moreover, and perhaps somewhat unexpectedly, it is shown that, at least for intermediate values of copper sulfate concentration (c*1/c*2 ≈ 0.3 as is the case dealt with in this work), migration plays a more important role than diffusion in the transport of the minority ions (Cu2+).
