Sentence examples for which further raises from inspiring English sources
Correlation of N P K fertilizer input with rice, maize and wheat yield was also found insignificant (Table 4), which further raises doubt on exactness of the dataset.
And whether children stand out, feel different and behave unusually because of trauma, learning disorders, or incipient mental illness or some combination thereof they become targets for bullying, which further raises addiction risk.
Tiling arrays generally need to be custom-made to meet diverse needs, which further raises the cost and slows down manufacturing the arrays.
Patients with severe kidney disease were excluded in the generation and validation of stroke and bleeding risk calculator scores such as CHADS2 and CHA2DS2VASc [ 19- 22], which further raises uncertainty about whether evidence from the general population can be generalized to people on dialysis.
Talking to her, she did seem a bit emotionally blunt, which further raised suspicions of a mental health issue.
HRW highlights a new anti-discrimination law which "further jeopardises free speech", and raises concerns about migrant construction workers "facing serious exploitation" and female domestic workers who are "excluded from regulations that apply to workers in other sectors".
Bond traders also said that investors seemed to be worried that the February employment report, which will be released on Friday, will turn out to be stronger than expected, which could further raise inflationary fears.
Such hefty compensation pressures other states to raise salaries, which further steers the industry away from its public service mission, lottery opponents say.
The enhanced transport of CO2 into the jet lowers the solvent quality, raising C∗, which further favours fibril formation.
Furthermore, there are differences in the murine and human immune system, which further complicates the matter, thereby raising major concerns about drawing parallels with what happens in humans.
The former landline monopoly BT has not ruled out a potential bid, which could further raise the stakes.
