Sentence examples for would further establish from inspiring English sources
Although he struggled to embrace the culture of newspapers he was determined to create a London powerbase which would further establish his reputation as a media businessman and the obvious successor to his father.
The writers hoped that "The Constant" would further establish that there are no parallel universes or alternate realities.
It would further establish extra-territorial jurisdiction to prosecute lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT) Ugandans living abroad, criminalize LGBT advocacy, and limit the distribution of information on HIV prevention.
For us in the Massachusetts Restorative Justice Collaborative, an organization that seeks to sustain the existing momentum and nourish a more cohesive restorative justice movement throughout the Commonwealth, the Act would further establish our efforts to bring restorative and transformative practices to a number of settings including schools, shelters, and prisons.
The identification of a compound that binds similarly to both PrgI and Bcl-xL would further establish a functional relationship between these two proteins.
A correlation between PKC-β expression and survival in CLL and FL patients would further establish the importance of PKC-β as a viable target for cancer chemotherapy.
"If [Oracle] is successful in buying [BEA]," Bellini said, "we believe this would only serve to further establish [Oracle's] dominace in the database market".
The task force agreed that a systematic literature review was not indicated for this initiative, as it would merely serve to further establish the lack of consistency in TES and emphasise the need for the development of a standard for future application.
To further establish MTX resistance, interaction between p53 and S100A4 would be necessary to reduce p53 remaining activity.
To show that researchers who use but do not derive HESCs participate in an immoral activity, one would further need to establish their complicity in the destruction of embryos.
Such development would ensure that event-based monitoring further establishes itself as an invaluable public health resource that provides critical context and an alternative to more traditional indicator-based outbreak reporting.
