Sentence examples for moreover though we from inspiring English sources

Moreover, though we may miss prose as vibrant and irreverent as that written by such rare talents as Kent and Bangs, its shortage is not a matter of any editorial failures, but of huge shifts in the way rock music is produced, consumed and understood.

Moreover, though we do spend some time in the children's world – the scene where Paul, the eldest, sits the 11-plus and overlooks a question is as vivid an evocation of childhood worry as you will ever read – we mostly have to sit it out with the grownups, especially Lily, the mother.

Moreover, though we don't often hear about it, Euroscepticism is alive and well and living in Scotland on both the right and the left of the political spectrum, and not just because Ukip may be about to win its first seats in the Scottish parliament in May.

Moreover, though we are not going to argue the point here, it seems no exaggeration to say that virtually every major figure in the history of western philosophy has been at least implicitly committed to some supervenience thesis or other (or to the denial of one).

Moreover though we predict that decreases in metabolic activity in control networks would be associated with impairments in executive functions we did not perform cognitive tests to assess if this was the case (since this was not an a priori hypothesis).

Moreover, even though we only use it for binary class values, the method can easily be extended to multi-class problems or quantitative prediction (i.e., regression).

Moreover, even though we identified numerous transcripts (on average 35,912 per species), they cover a variable proportion (per-species average of 18 54%) of the full-length cDNAs.

Moreover, even though we characterized some nerve roots to be compressed, we were not able to detect anatomical changes in nerve roots that would confirm the presence of true compression [ 23].

Moreover, even though we did not have a pre-conflict baseline assessment, our results underline the importance of the humanitarian response and support where we found that partial or complete external support to the facilities by NGOs, UN organizations and others was associated with a greater likelihood of providing SRH services.

Moreover, even though we also assume that artefacts are in general less frequent than true alleles, we do not rely on an arbitrary threshold to separate alleles from artefacts, in contrast to Babik et al. [ 12] and Galan et al. [ 13].

Moreover, even though we accounted for baseline health and other key covariates, those who had stopped smoking could have done that due to an illness or after a physical examination, and their work ability could have been notably decreased even prior to the decision to quit smoking.