Sentence examples for necessary moreover from inspiring English sources
To fully exert the function of rock bolts, enough anchoring force is necessary, moreover, spreading the bolt resistance force into the rocks is also important.
"It is not necessary, moreover it is dangerous, to eat for two, as my grandmother was told about nutrition during pregnancy," Dudenhausen said.
Although in particular cases, it is highly recommended to tailor the anaesthetic protocol to the individual patient's clinical condition, the protocol described in this case can be considered a valid basic approach to be adapted as necessary; moreover, considerable attention should be given to arrhythmias that develop during the procedure to provide timely intervention.
Moreover, necessary reforms at the national level cannot move forward because state-based ideological arguments typically prevail over facts.
Moreover, necessary and sufficient conditions on for the scheduler in (1) to be throughput optimal have also been shown [50, 51].
Moreover, necessary and sufficient (for ) condition (2.10) does not hold too since if (2.10) holds, then we obtain a contradiction (2.12).
A strengthened and dedicated link between the scientific community and the public authorities is moreover necessary to provide a sound scientific background for policy decisions based on environmental monitoring.
In order to avoid the notorious difficulties in defining the concepts of essence and essential (or necessary) property, which, moreover, do not seem to be useful in mathematical contexts anyway since all mathematical truths are regarded as necessary, Steiner introduces the concept of characterizing property.
It is moreover necessary to clarify the physiological role of the predicted "corynebacterial protease CP40".
Regarding the limited resources in health care, it is moreover necessary to reflect existing delegation concepts and to examine their acceptance by GPs, medical assistants and patients.
It is moreover necessary an appropriate supportive treatment of MODS at an early stage of the disease by an aggressive fluid infusion, somatostatin, antibiotic prophilaxis.
