Sentence examples for moreover the progress from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the progress in catalyst development so far has achieved only modest cell voltage gains of tens of millivolts [5, 17 19].

Moreover, the progress indicator bar will emerge when the verbose option from the energy minimization and molecular dynamics push-buttons is selected.

Moreover, the progress of product formation was studied for nine para-substituted acetophenone derivatives and described by neural network models, which allow to predict reactor behavior and provides insight on enzyme reactivity.

Moreover, despite the progress made by the restoration project, things are a long way off from returning to how they were.

Moreover, where the progress of the patient's back pain and perceived disability is slow but regular, a referral to a rehabilitation clinic can be indicated where a program aimed at the return to usual activities will be undertaken.

Moreover, the recent progress in 3D numerical modeling makes possible to determine the Nusselt number Nu as a function of Rayleigh number Ra for convection driven by radiogenic and tidal heating.

Moreover, the continuous progress in nanotechnology during the last decades has led to a large availability of techniques for the fabrication and characterization of nanometric structures with controlled composition and dimensions, resulting in nanostructures with very specific properties and several functionalities[2].

Moreover, the enormous progress in the development of proteomic techniques provides highly-specific and sensitive technologies for the identification of individual proteins, including potential biomarkers [ 1].

Moreover, despite the progresses made in recent years, the prevalence of FGM/C remains very high in the Region.

Moreover, in the PROGRESS-AMS study the authors proved that bioabsorbable magnesium stents can achieve immediate angiographic results similar to the results with other permanent metal stents and is safely degraded after 4 months [ 13] in native coronary artery single de novo lesions.

Moreover, we describe the progress of batch reactor tests with a whole-cell catalyst (resting Escherichia coli cells with the overexpressed recombinant PEDH), which was employed in reaction conditions similar to those used in industry (50- or 300-mM substrate concentrations).