Sentence examples for and thus pertains to from inspiring English sources
Phenomenologists have noted that this distinction is a question of meaning and thus pertains to the reflective, or ontological, level; it is a distinction made, however, on the level of the everyday world, that of the natural attitude.
The second kind of criticism found throughout the Dialectic thus pertains to Kant's efforts to expose the subreptions that ground the metaphysical attempts.
The measures of peer characteristics that we use in our analysis thus pertain to these three-year cohorts instead of more refined entering-class cohorts.
The results thus pertain to the average pattern of pneumococcal carriage in toddlers.
Each record thus retrieved pertains to an individual B-cell assay and contains multiple data fields, of which several are defined in relation to the key concepts of "Type" (i.e., epitope type with respect to chemical nature) and "1st Immunogen" (i.e., immunogen initially administered to elicit the production of antibodies).
There are many other examples of studies of gene expression and adaptation, but few make links to adaptive genetic divergence, and thus few pertain directly to ecological speciation.
Only few prostate cancers were detected by PSA-screening and our results thus mainly pertain to clinically relevant prostate cancer with a high risk of progress.
In addition, NO2 data were limited to measurements taken near subjects' residences and thus may not pertain to exercise performed in another location.
Demographic expansion was also detected in a phylogeographic analysis of L. yavapaiensis based on mitochondrial DNA haplotypes (Oláh-Hemmings et al. 2010), but this expansion likely took place before the last glacial maximum and thus does not pertain to Bd-related demographic effects.
The real issue is quality control, in other words, and that pertains to the manager, too.
Thus, the likelihood of detecting a change in overall risk can be expected to be higher when exposure is to several solvents, and this pertains to our study.
