Sentence examples for and thus changes in from inspiring English sources
Soil carbon provides a resource for fungi and bacteria, on which many soil micro- and mesofaunal community feeds, and thus changes in this food source could adversely affect their diversity.
A new indicator, sensitive to packet losses is proposed and thus changes in the residuals due to faults or to packet losses can be differentiated.
In contrast, at high CO values, pulmonary blood flow would not be the limiting factor for PETCO2, and thus, changes in PETCO2 would not reflect its variations but mainly the adequacy of alveolar ventilation [18, 20].
"Daily hormone schedules are altered, leading to changes in hormones and thus changes in periods".
These positions, located to external parts in the capsid, are part of exposed loops and thus changes in site A and B may have a strong association with the emergence of novel NoV strains [34].
Following reductions in the level of a protein encoded by a target mRNA, subsequent effects may alter the levels of other mRNAs and thus changes in miRNA expression will ramify through the transcriptional profile.
This must by definition be true, as the dynamics of both traits follow the fitness gradient, and thus change in the direction that increases fitness.
Remodeling of skeletal deformities and thus change in shape would be expected by physeal and epiphyseal growth until reaching skeletal maturity.
Median follow-up time in the present study was approximately 4 years, and thus change in smoking status for a presumably very small proportion of the study population during the study period is unlikely to change the estimates significantly.
The evaluation of these interventions may also have been confounded by patient practice, where these medicines may be used "as required" and thus change in dispensing quantities may be delayed, hence the positive effect in the post-intervention trend only.
The cats in this study had a strong, significant relationship (r2 = 0.7351, p≪0.001, n = 6) between recovery and congruity, thus changes in phase of PE and KE fluctuations explain the vast majority of the variation in recovery (Fig. 3).
