Sentence examples for present moreover from inspiring English sources

Beginning with topics such as changes in climate and vegetation cover, the papers expand horizons and interconnections to various types of environmental dynamics from the Cainozoic up to the present; moreover, the aspect of human influence since the Late Quaternary is related to many of the areas studied.

In the diffusion layer, a solid solution of interstitial atoms in α-Ti is present; moreover, at the compound layer diffusion layer interface a peculiar microstructure, consisting of oxygen-rich Ti3Al phase and α-Ti solid solution, is observed on samples treated at 1173 K.

On the other hand, the cell growth on the Si + Au + ZnO urchin2 surface was not confluent, since only individual cells were present; moreover, the few cells that remained on the ZnO urchin2 surface were mostly not viable (roundly shaped; Fig. 6c f).

Our study partially controlled for these confounders but we cannot exclude that additional confounding was present, moreover, patients exempt from payment could owe that status to the presence of a chronic disease, and not socio-economic difficulties.

The work presents moreover a tool to improve the coupling and activity of P450s with non-natural substrates.

Ways of modelling G×E are presented, moreover examples of G×E in dairy cattle, swine, and poultry are given.

It fixes its heroes in an abstemious, militarized world of twenty-four-hour-a-day work for mere survival, in which no personal life remains outside the realm of official function, a de-mentalized world that the movie presents, moreover, as appealing.

In this paper, an explicit structure for the local gain matrices ensuring contractibility is presented; moreover, the possibility of using different control criteria in accordance with these structures is discussed.

In this section, some basic definitions and properties in the theory of the fractional calculus are presented; moreover, we introduce the main aspects concerning nonstandard discretization methods.

A new nonmonotone line search technique is presented, moreover, the Jacobian matrix (nabla e_{k}) must not be computed at every iteration.

This note is clearly written, and conclusions from this work are appropriately presented; moreover, these data illustrate the benefit of long-term fisheries-independent monitoring and tagging programs for long-lived species such as sharks.