Sentence examples for we further argue from inspiring English sources

We further argue that these knowledge-related activities take place at multiple levels of the organisation.

We further argue that integrative capabilities play a key role in improving the ability of platform leaders to capture value.

Rather, as we further argue in the following sections, it is exactly the relation between them that merits further development.

We further argue that binary cell fate decisions are prevalent in cell differentiation due to general features of the underlying dynamical system.

We further argue that the incubation model choice is contingent on the incubator sponsors, i.e. affiliation of the incubator, mainly through available resources and imposed objectives.

We further argue that managers use bonus targets as referent standards, whose achievement increases perceptions of distributive fairness, but not of procedural fairness.

We further argued that use of inclusive pronouns reflects commitment of members to the project.

Based on the pioneering work of Niedenthal et al., we further argued that (1) the specific emotion experienced by the individual should selectively facilitate the categorization of concepts associated with the same emotion, (2) both in terms of category inclusion and category exclusion, and (3) this facilitation effect should not be contingent on the awareness of the emotional state.

We further argued that fMRI researchers should engage in debate about these ethical issues and the implications of research, and hypothesized that the increasing popularity and media coverage of neuroimaging studies, and discourse surrounding real-world implications and early commercial applications, might have led to growing cross-citation of the two literatures in recent years.

We can further argue that by avoiding the corrosive effects of long-term unemployment, we would surely have avoided substantial damage to America's longer-run economic prospects, which in turn means that future revenue would be higher — and my fantasy fiscal program would probably have improved, not worsened, our fundamental fiscal position.

We can further argue that the LSWS, observed over CEB at mean altitude of say, 310 km, may not have mapped up to MAN, which would explain its absence in the MAN curve.