Sentence examples for zero moreover from inspiring English sources
The phrase "zero moreover" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The results showed zero moreover, indicating no significant change in the data."
Alternatives: "zero in addition" or "zero furthermore".
But any common cause model, that is, any set of probability values satisfying 2 6, will typically entail some positive probability for ~C even if A and B occur (the only exception is when either P(A | ~C) or P(B | ~C) is zero); moreover, 2 – 6 by themselves impose no upper bound on the probability P ~C | A & B).
It is clear that a quasi-Laplacian operator Φ and any corresponding supporting function ω are increasing functions vanishing at zero; moreover, their inverses (Phi^{-1}) and ν, respectively, are increasing and such that Phi^{-1}(w_{1}w_{2})leq nu(w_{1})Phi^{-1}(w_{2}) (2.2) for all (w_{1}, w_{2}geq0), and ν is called the supporting function of (Phi^{-1}).
Similarly to the previous case, the correlations for the distance-based comparison were close to zero; moreover, the difference in the mean correlation values between cases 1 and 2 was not statistically significant.
One, moreover, that keeps striking wrong notes?
One, moreover, so rich as to be above venality (or even drawing a salary).
Simply focusing on children before the age of three, moreover, doesn't mean a programme will deliver better long-term outcomes.
Ed Balls, Labour's economics spokesman, has only one; moreover, he says, it is where he gets his hair cut.
The use of two towels, moreover, cost me an additional $10.
One day, moreover, ASPs could reach into the huge accounts that are Oracle's lifeblood.
One sway, moreover, led to and importantly illuminated another over the last year.
All three genomes, moreover, belonged to the same phylogenetic branch of Betatorquevirus (group I).
