Sentence examples for shown moreover from inspiring English sources
Modern scholarship has shown, moreover, that the truth of the theorem as an arithmetical technique, once again without proof, was known before Pythagoras among the Babylonians (Burkert 1972a, 429), so it is possible that Pythagoras just passed on to the Greeks a truth that he learned from the East.
It is shown, moreover, that the quantum-chemically calculated trends in MICT and TICT energies in the families of related compounds can be qualitatively judged from simple MO considerations including the analysis of frontier MO energies and shapes for the isolated molecular subunits.
Control immunoblot experiments confirmed that anti-NF90 and anti-eEF1A antibodies recognized their target proteins (data not shown); moreover, neither of the antibodies affected the migration of the dengue 3' SL RNA alone (Figure 5, lanes 2 and 3).
In a recent study, it was shown, moreover, that 2-DG induced HIF1 α-independent apoptosis in rhabdomyosarcoma cells.
A more detailed study conducted in a limited number of Matlab villages has shown, moreover, that childhood diarrhea declined more rapidly in households that switched to deep wells compared to households that continued to use a shallower well [ 32].
Single-cell recordings on monkeys have shown, moreover, that visuotactile neurons extend their receptive fields from areas near the hand to areas reached by a tool that is controlled by the hand (Iriki, Tanaka, & Iwamura, 1996).
We show, moreover, that the same asymptotics holds for our original operator (3.30).
They showed, moreover, that this was without the adverse cardiovascular effects observed when using other nitroxyl radical scavenging agents.
Molecular resolution is achieved, but azurin gives by far the best images which show, moreover, an interesting submolecular feature.
The study showed moreover that CMP increased with the decreasing size of the objects when measured via computer-aided image analysis.
Mass balance calculations showed moreover that 1,1-DCE was the predominant DCE isomer produced by TCE dechlorination in the upgradient part of the site.
