Sentence examples for thought to further from inspiring English sources

Pre-existing diseases - that is, poor health - comprise a well-known factor that affects sleep during 'normal' conditions and sleep patterns may be thought to further deteriorate during periods of critical illness and affect health-related quality of life [ 7].

The induction of cell death has two beneficial effects: the resulting bursts of radicals are thought to further stimulate the repair response of neighboring cells, and the suicide of damaged cells precludes their possible progression into cancer.

This inflammation is thought to further impair the working of neurons, worsening Alzheimer's.

Warm water is thought to further facilitate colonoscopy perhaps by decreasing colon spasm.

Our approaches illustrate the importance of NiO network and provide a novel thought to further improve these promising cathodes.

Comparing this with growing demand for water and the finite supplies available, the authors concluded that impacts on the global water-cycle were already "much closer … than previously thought" to further negative impacts on human lives (Sterling et al. 2013).

Fragments of FN1 are released in osteoarthritis (OA) and are thought to promote further cartilage degradation by upregulating catabolic signaling [ 5, 6].

Both countries backed the nomination of Juncker, who is thought to favour further European integration.

A sale of RBS is thought to be further off as the government has appointed Rothschild to provide advice on transferring its troubled loans into a bad bank.

He was arrested, briefly held, and given a warning on his return, but his profile was not thought to justify further action beyond circulating a security warning.

But I always thought to go further back into the ancient, as a complement to the modern, which I saw in the work of Le Corbusier and Louis Kahn.