The phrase "and thus selected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was chosen as a result of a previous action or condition.
Example: "The candidates were evaluated based on their qualifications, and thus selected for the final interview."
Alternatives: "and therefore chosen" or "and consequently picked".
Though the consequences of this prehistoric loss must have been favorable (and thus selected for) at the population level, the inability to produce vitamin C may have serious health implications for modern humans, especially for those conditions in which antioxidants (like vitamin C) have been implicated as potential therapeutic agents.
The left one has touched three fingers and thus selected blue colour while the right one has touched four fingers and thus selected yellow colour.
After a double blind paper review performed by the Program Committee, 14% were accepted as full papers and thus selected for oral presentation.
After a double blind paper review performed by the Program Committee only 27 submissions were accepted as full papers and thus selected for oral presentation, leading to a full paper acceptance ratio of 8%.
After a double blind paper review performed by the Program Committee only 34 submissions were accepted as full papers and thus selected for oral presentation, leading to a full paper acceptance ratio of 9%.
After a double blind paper review performed by the Program Committee only 33 submissions were accepted as full papers and thus selected for oral presentation, leading to a full paper acceptance ratio of 10%.
Other "values" are provided by a large network of hormonal transmitters that, according to external stimuli, can very quickly flood the brain with, say, noradrenaline or dopamine, and thus select for different neuronal processes.
This map is then used to identify markers that are used to compute mutual information for a range of bands in the hyperspectral image and thus select the optimal bands.
The framework aims to help land managers identify the potential benefits and burdens of different options for the specific spatial and management context of their farm, and thus select those with greatest benefits and least burden for their circumstances.
Rejecting time frequency points of noise alone and, thus, selecting and processing the time frequency points where the possibly multiple sources are present only, should also improve the overall performance of the methods.
We must restrict this proposal to include only those computable functions which take the value 1 an infinite number of times, and thus select only infinite subsequences of the original sequence.
