Sentence examples for therefore move on from inspiring English sources
Southern lesser bushbaby males dispersed over distances of 2,000 m in four to five consecutive nights, which is typical for many territorial species, since dispersers have to search for vacant territories and therefore move on if they cannot establish themselves in a certain area (Bearder 1987).
The task has, therefore, moved on to specifying more precisely the nature of this memory loss and to determine which fornical connections might be the most crucial.
This reflects the final analytical framework, which has emerged from the data and therefore moves on from the original conceptual framework (see online supplementary appendix 2).
We therefore moved on to consider what portion of the joint configurations can be explained in terms of individual behavior, and how are the mice affected by their peers, that is via social interactions?
He therefore moved to New York City, took acting lessons, and performed onstage and on television.
But the challenges on "Expedition Impossible" actually appear challenging, and therefore move slowly.
The group must therefore move periodically.
It is intuitive that in the presence of organic or systemic diseases that can cause head pain, the observation tends to answer to the yes/not parameter regarding the relationship between the symptom and the possible cause, therefore moving the attention on the potentially removable or treatable cause of pain rather than on symptom characteristics.
Microsoft, therefore, should move on to something new that it can win at.
Therefore, to move on to the next step for introducing the CFR system into Japan, we decided to conduct CFR system trials to identify prerequisites that should be met for the actual introduction of a CFR system.
