Sentence examples for and therefore display from inspiring English sources

The plug's evolution will also change how graphics, and therefore display information, are transmitted to connected displays, a byproduct of the so-called Lightning connector.

For example, if someone types "flow" into Google.com, our algorithms predict that the user is searching for "flowers" (the predicted search) and therefore display both search results and ads for "flowers".

Progestin-only methods are appropriate for women who cannot or should not take CHCs because they have some contraindications to estrogen use and therefore display a higher risk of VTE [35, 36].

Anticalins are a novel class of protein-based biopharmaceuticals that due to their small size (17 kDa) may have more favorable tumor uptake and penetration when compared with the much larger IgGs (150 kDa), and therefore display highly desirable attributes as molecular imaging agents.

SNP alleles shown in parentheses are in strong linkage disequilibrium with the allele for which the association has been shown, and therefore display similar associations.

The carboxyl groups present the property to be negatively charged and therefore display rapid uptake in lymphatics and excellent retention in lymph nodes [ 12, 21, 24].

The melodies were often borrowed from secular song and therefore displayed great melodic and structural simplicity.

Specimens were cut out of plates with different orientations with respect to the longitudinal axis of plates, and therefore displayed different orientations of the reinforcing fibres.

Due to its relatively long lifetime, as well as the strong Coriolis force, odd oxygen remains enhanced during the night-time and, therefore, displays a small diurnal variation (<5 %) (Sakazaki et al. 2013).

It was found that the upper limit of temperature sensing was determined by the ratio between luminescence intensity and background thermal radiation (signal-background-ratio). YSZ Dy showed higher luminescent intensity than YSZ Eu at elevated temperatures, and therefore displayed better temperature sensing performance with an increased limit.

This analysis stressed the truth value of propositions analyzed and its conditions, and therefore displayed what can be called a contextual approach; that is, it was based on the actual function and reference of the term in the proposition to be analyzed.