Sentence examples for and thus defining from inspiring English sources

Suicide is a heterogeneous phenomenon, and thus defining more homogeneous subgroups may help in understanding its underlying biology and ultimately in its prevention.

Such numerical fluctuations in sCr may be wider in advanced CKD, and thus defining CI-AKI by relative (versus absolute) change in sCr may be essential.

At each inner node, the random walk bifurcates, creating two dependent processes and thus defining a stochastic distribution for all leaves.

EGFR signalling is also important in normal epithelial cell biology and thus defining a therapeutic window for EGFR inhibitors has been an important goal in their clinical evaluation.

Whereas H1N1 influenza virus is currently in the post-pandemic period, regional outbreaks are still ongoing and thus defining more accurately the role of ECMO in this condition is clinically relevant [ 4].

Distinct cis-regulatory modules direct reporter expressions selectively in a particular cell/tissue specific manner are likely to interact with similar set of TFs and thus defining the TFBSs code for co-expressed genes.

It is just that, for decades, art world mandarins proclaimed that art was about ideas, and thus defined in part in opposition to craft.

Knifelike instruments predominated and, thus, defined the nature of the fundamental need, namely, that of a cutting tool which could slit and sever.

Diversity provides an ethical orientation and thus defines what a just city should achieve.

Through federal legislation, these expectations have resulted in the requirement that only programs that have been demonstrated to be effective, and thus defined as evidence-based, be used.

The camera is mounted in a calibrated position relative to the projector, and thus defines the base line of emitting system and measurement sensor.