Sentence examples for moreover to explain from inspiring English sources

Moreover, to explain the broad emission spectra of these phosphors, a 10 × 10 energy matrix was successfully established based on an effective operator Hamiltonian, including free ion and crystal field interactions.

Moreover, to explain the fluorescent spectra of these phosphors, a complete 3003 × 3003 energy matrix was successfully built by an effective operator Hamiltonian including free ion and crystal field interactions.

10 - 1. 63 × gas tissue ratio The fraction of overinflated tissue was 11±7%7%, which appears quite high but one must remember that the original definition of the hyperinflated compartment was based on CT taken at functional residual capacity [ 1]; moreover, to explain this finding we may also take into account the presence of unrecognized areas of emphysema.

Moreover, to definitively explain the evolutionary history of colobines, further molecular markers should be analysed, especially regarding possible discrepancies among gene trees due to hybridization or introgression, as such events are important speciation mechanisms in primates [ 31], and as it was possibly detected in the present study in the case of T. [ pileatus].

Moreover, we need to explain how they got to us here in our solar system.

Moreover, JOY appears to explain nearly all of the male WTE but only 44% of the female WTE.

Moreover, they need to explain how the expected risks outweigh the expected benefits, and why the risks cannot be appropriately managed with more specific legislation.

Moreover, it fails to explain why Aristotle and Ibn Sina[1] must not be considered to have formulated a doctrine of transcendentals even though they indeed acknowledged the co-extensionality of transgeneric notions like 'being' and 'one'one

Moreover, in order to explain the observed shifts of the SPR, we have used a complementary, mainly qualitative method which has been developed recently: the theory of plasmon hybridization [20].

Moreover, results help to explain the modeling difficulties associated with smaller upstream subbasins since the worst discretization errors and highest error variability appear in smaller upstream areas instead of larger downstream drainage areas.

Moreover, he tries to explain what my words mean and puts words in my mouth: "On the Five Percent Nation, author Michael Muhammad Knight says that its teachings are extremely anti-white".