The phrase "and thus generation" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a generation resulting from a previous action or event, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The research showed a significant impact on the environment, and thus generation of new policies became necessary."
Alternatives: "and therefore creation" or "and consequently development".
Among the clear drawbacks of the population register is the lack of information on legal and refugee status, year of immigration and age at immigration (and thus generation), former citizenships, occupation, religion and self-declared ethnicity.
In conclusion, our studies suggest that the redox-cycling capabilities of ISCs and thus generation of higher levels of ROS may be contributing to the increased cytotoxicity of ISC compounds in A549 cells, compared to that of the corresponding ITCs.
In addition, this work suggests that such an antibody or protein could reduce α-secretase function and thus generation of sAPP α, a peptide that is neuroprotective.
Consistent with this notion, Aβ oligomers, but not fibrillar Aβ, induce high expression of iNOS in astrocytes and thus generation of NO [ 15].
This configuration allows for accumulation of a higher number of motors and thus generation of larger forces than in the first scenario.
The differential effect of various fatty acids is most likely due to different susceptibility to oxidation and thus generation of oxidative stress as well as their role in precursors of lipid-derived second messengers (Hennig and Toborek 2001).
Second, whether most spontaneous DSBs occur replication- and thus generation-dependently was unknown (reviewed in 'Introduction').
It is reported that reactive oxygen species (ROS) can regulate MAPK and NFKB signaling pathways, thus generation of ROS in MSCs was examined.
These laws of constitution are in turn hierarchically arranged: the highest, most general laws are those governing all possible thinking, and thus the generation of all experience.
Toward this aim, inhibiting the complete combustion of glucose (and thus the generation of CO2) allows glucose to be diverted into anabolic pathways that generate nucleic acids, proteins, and lipids (Fig. 2A).
