Sentence examples for moreover text from inspiring English sources
Moreover, text messaging is still on the rise.
Moreover, text color or the bold font style can be used to indicate emphasis in a specific part of a text document.
Moreover, text messaging only allows short and limited numbers of questions and the validity of a single question from the IPAQ as a measure of the total amount of LTPA it is not known.
Moreover, the text mining procedures usually could provide several false positive associations and therefore those tools which also combine text-mining with other data sources in the analysis are preferred [ 8, 41].
Moreover the text is not, contrary to the claims of many French antis, "ultra-liberal".
Moreover, the text of the Academic Bill of Rights says (in so many words) that "teachers are and should be free to pursue their own findings and perspectives," but suggests that "they should consider and make their students aware of other viewpoints".
Moreover, each text corpus was annotated using our proposed Slovak morphological classifier[13] based on a hidden Markov model (HMM) together with suffix-based word clustering function and restricted by manually morphologically annotated lexicon of words.
Moreover, Diels' text suggests that the purpose of the remark was to show Alcmaeon's dependence on Pythagoras, which would show that the remark cannot be due to Aristotle, who has just distinguished Alcmaeon from the Pythagoreans and expressed doubts as to who influenced whom (Primavesi 2012, 447 8).
Moreover, the text of the Bible was altered by Christians for political and theological reasons in thousands of manuscripts, copied over and over by hand, for centuries before the text of the New Testament could be said to become relatively "stable" with the invention of the printing press in the 1450s.
Moreover, the text and figures have been revised to help clearly convey the statistical results.
Moreover, the text is misleading in making this appear to be a 3D model when it may be a 2D surface of cells, tethered to a substrate by springs at the anticlinal walls.
