Sentence examples for moreover this fact from inspiring English sources

Moreover, this fact also suggests that C- and N-terminal regions of the human Sirt-1 might be involved in a more fine regulating role in order to exploit its biological mechanisms.

Moreover, this fact was associated in our study with less effectiveness of VR in eliciting a negative emotional response compared to other media.

Moreover, this fact was not observed in SBR1, submitted to the same process conditions, with the exception of the different salt increase procedure adopted.

Moreover, this fact can be confirmed by comparing the mitotic index of SJW treatment with intraperitoneal administration (IM [0.3] = 1.15, [3.0] = 0.67, [ 30] = 0.91) to treatment by gavage; the cells were more affected by injection of SJW rather than administration by gavage (acute MI [3.0] = 2.0 and [ 30] = 1.78; subchronic IM [0.3] = 1.4, [3.0] = 1.4 and [ 30] = 2.1).

Moreover, this latter fact is in conflict with the spirit of the Transcendence Principles discussed in Section 4.3.

Moreover, the fact that this data is even retained raises question about whether the American government could, or will, authorize the sharing of Canadians' personal information with additional intelligence agencies or governments elsewhere in the world, thus expanding who has access Canadians' information that is collected by NSA".

Moreover, the fact that this study is based on a substantial size of patient samples (more than four hundred cases) with an average of 5 year follow-up corroborates our findings.

Moreover, the fact that this was a validation study and not a study aiming to actually measure patients' satisfaction, generalizability is not really an issue nor it posses a threat to the findings.

Moreover, the fact that this differential effect of L2 relative to L1 was observed for phonemic relative to semantic fluency is consistent with the caudate nuclei being involved in detecting phonological anomalies (Tettamanti et al. 2005).

Moreover, the fact that this locus interferes with multiple aspects of eyespot morphology and maps to a genomic region containing key wing pattern loci in different other butterfly species suggests it might correspond to a 'hotspot' locus in the diversification of this novel trait.

Moreover, the fact that this program was rated as helpful for professional development by all participants (even nonfunded applicants) highlights that it is not just the financial incentive or the scientific experience of completing a project (as the survey was conducted before projects were started) that was beneficial but the participation in submission and review.