Sentence examples for and thus refers from inspiring English sources
In Matthew (23 37 39) this same lament is placed after the entry into the city (21 9) and thus refers to the fall of Jerusalem and the Last Judgment.
He crosses paths with a businessman who has been inspired by a self-help book called "Caesar, CEO: Business Secrets of the Ancient Romans" and thus refers to a rival company as Carthage; a drab, well-known literary figure who teaches a writing class ("For ease and accuracy I'll call her SpaghettiHair HamsterFace," Pete says) and an editor who makes sadly apt notes about Pete's manuscript.
Occasionally, zhi can be found in contexts in which it is interpretable as "knowing that," and thus refers to propositional knowledge.
The present formal explanation for the name is that it derives from the Greek preposition παρά, pará ("beside" or "alongside") and thus refers to a competition held in parallel with the Olympic Games.
The model is derived inductively from the analysis of empirical data, and thus refers to observed rather than hypothecated conditions of practice.
Because their 16S rRNA gene sequences are virtually identical, and they show the same features for all genetic and physiological analyses and they can all change colony phenotypes depending on the growth phase and conditions, we consider the four isolates as the same species and thus refer to them as Roseobacter sp. strains.
This shows that crude oil with higher aromaticity, saturates and density like in Bodo and Mogho crudes precipitate more asphaltene and are likely to be problematic and thus referred to as unstable crudes.
Strabo must have written, "accordingly, it resembles length-wise an unwound girdle-band," or else, "Accordingly, it resembles a hand outstretched to full length," meaning both arm and hand, and thus referring to the Delta as well as to the stretch of river-land from Aethiopia to the vertex.
LPV can cause hypercapnia, which is usually well-tolerated and thus referred to as permissive hypercapnia [ 21].
CD248 was originally believed to be a tumor endothelial cell marker, and thus referred to as endosialin or TEM1 [ 10- 12].
Note that although NADH O2 oxidoreduction produces superoxide, we detect the H2O2 formed following superoxide dismutation, and thus refer to 'H2O2 production'.
