Sentence examples for understood moreover from inspiring English sources

Little is understood, moreover, about the islanders' aesthetic concepts.

The extent to which epigenetic dysregulation of tumor suppressor genes is histology-specific in ovarian cancer is incompletely understood; moreover, it is unknown if the origin of ovarian cancer as hereditary vs. sporadic disease influences the epigenetic patterns.

However, the precise mechanisms of oxidative stress and damage from As exposure are not fully understood and moreover the use of non-invasive methods of measuring ROS generation and oxidative damage footprints in humans is no easy task.

The mechanism behind H2S-induced hypometa-bolism is still not fully understood, and, moreover, the feasibility of H2S-induced suspended animation in larger animals has been questioned.

Jesus, moreover, understood himself as a prophet, not a priest.

It is rooted in fundamental thermodynamic and dynamic properties of macromolecular systems that are still poorly understood and are moreover modulated by the cellular context.

Harewood and Pountney had been immovably opposed to surtitles; both believed that opera in English was pointless if it could not be understood; Harewood thought, moreover, that surtitles could undermine the case for a publicly funded opera-in-English company.

Moreover, he understood precisely the boy's vulnerability — because he had been in that chair himself.

She understood local politics and, moreover, had been encouraged by a white civil rights campaigner Virginia Durr, whose husband acted as a lawyer for the NAACP, to attend the Tennessee Highlander Folk school which taught courses on how to resist segregation.

Moreover, I understood I would be questioned every time I wanted to re-enter the U.S. after a visit abroad.

Moreover Addison understood himself to be undertaking something "entirely new" in advancing a theory of taste (Addison and Steele 1879, no. 409).