The phrase "a long time thus" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used to indicate that something has been the case for a long time up to the present moment, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "I have been waiting for a long time thus, I decided to leave."
Alternatives: "for a long time now" or "for quite some time".
In contrast, the relatively static population of early endosomes with a slow kinetic of maturation could traffic RNAs in non-degradative vesicles for a long time, thus acting as endosomal reservoirs61.
When the event of interest becomes unlikely, the sensor node can sleep for a long time, thus saving energy.
For example, if the channel's ON/OFF states switch slowly, the last sensing result will still be trustworthy for a long time, thus, sensing period could be large, or else sensing period should be small.
The immunotolerant cattle can shed the virus via secretion and excretion into the environment for a long time, thus being a major source of BVDV infections in herds (baker 1987).
Many XEs can remain in the environment for a long time, thus increasing the likelihood for human and wildlife exposure (Ahel et al. 1993; deJager et al. 1999; Dekant and Volkel 2008; Judson et al. 2010).
As optimization relies on the sequential investigation of each reaction variable, the process can take a long time, thus the conditions of optimization are rarely identified empirically and individual components are rarely all tested simultaneously.
They also have low cost, are easily affordable and last for long time thus yielding reliable results [58, 59, 60].
So, the long peptide vaccines can present MHC class I- and II-restricted epitopes for long time, thus eliciting both CD4+- and CD8+-mediated immune recognition [ 110] and probably inducing a robust therapeutic T cell response.
However, chronic diseases such as cancer develop over long time, thus causative exposure could occur many years prior to disease manifestation and during that time, individuals may have moved to new addresses several times.
This process usually requires a long time, and thus such data may not reflect the current state of the system.
Clearing millions of new mortgage cases will take a long time and thus have little immediate effect on the foreclosure crisis.
