Sentence examples for and therefore marks from inspiring English sources

Early hopelessness inhibits efforts, and therefore marks, in earlier grades.

This study represents a rapid assessment approach on the composition of soil seed banks in the Atlantic rainforest in Brazil and therefore marks a tool for the fast estimation of one important aspect of the regeneration ability of forest sites with different disturbance histories.

But it also leaves it with enough content to have great virtues over rival theories: (1) The theory ties mental states conceptually to corresponding types of bodily behavior — which seems correct, and therefore marks a point of superiority over dualistic theories, and indeed over mind-brain identity theories as well.

The acquisition of these various capabilities were essential steps in equipping these organisms to their new host-dependent lifestyles and therefore marks a key transitional event in the evolution to parasitism in this important protozoan lineage.

These αBubR1 signals overlap with αlacI signals, which reflect binding of NCenH3CID-lacI to the lacI-repeats and, therefore, mark the position corresponding to the reporter.

He promptly appealed, and today's decision therefore marks the end of his seven and a half year journey to find a new home.

The beginning of adolescence occurs around the onset of puberty and is therefore marked by dramatic changes in hormone levels and in physical appearance (including rapid physical growth, changes in facial structure, and the appearance of secondary sexual characteristics).

Almost all given objectives resulted in achieved levels and were therefore marked by a green signal (Additional File 3).

Both events showed frequent co-occurrence (p < 1x10-8) and could, therefore, mand for stage 2–3 coulduscepthereforenegative outcomark

Household crowding at the town level, in turn, was only weakly related to crowding in smaller areas and may therefore mark increased mortality risk through other mechanisms such as the quality of health-related resources, because the recruitment of motivated and well-trained personnel in health services may be easier in towns in which socioeconomic disadvantage is low.

The abundance and relatively low price of methane therefore marks it as a substrate of interest.