Sentence examples for considered it thus from inspiring English sources

We considered it thus likely that the T. virens laccases would be able to attack sclerotia melanins.

Boesen (13/12) considered it thus highly relevant that one should look at whether the world's poor can acquire enough food through alternative strategies (e.g. institutional, distributional) to biotechnology and whether investments in research into these alternatives may provide results that are as good and less risky.

If it all sounds a bit mad, consider it thus: in reversing the normal codes of dressing well (evening coat with evening look, casual jacket with casual wear), designers are trying to make fashion more responsive to the way men actually aspire to dress, i.e. to look on-trend but with offhand elegance.

We consider it thus very unlikely that this low proportion (3%) of chicks with no estimate of yolk androgen levels would have had any meaningful diluting effect on our results.

Good agreement of theoretical and measured values of μm was observed for all absorbers with thickness ≤0.5 mean free paths, thus considered it as optimum thickness for low-Z materials in the selected energy range.

Thus considered, it would seem that the first urgency is to find other ways of powering our factories, homes, cars and lives, to free us from the place where a deeply unhappy mixture of fundamentalist religion and rich-poor power imbalances is as volatile and explosive as the substance it feeds on.

Some argued that denying a hearing was a failure of constitutional obligation, resulting in a breaking of norms and a "stolen" seat; others maintained, as Michael D. Ramsey put it in the Atlantic, that "the appointments clause does not impose a duty to take formal action," given that senators were aware of the nomination and thus considered it.

We thus considered it an attractive hypothesis that melatonin signaling may play a role in the diurnal control of ciliary swimming.

During statistical analysis, we determined that background mattered a great deal and we thus considered it a separate variable in a random effects model – we cannot lump these results together but must deal with them as separate conditions.

However, in the United States the consumption of blood sausage was rejected from the German-American community, because other cultures considered it a taboo food.55 Thus, in choosing to post about the recipes they cook, the foods they enjoy, and the stores they shop in, food bloggers are constantly negotiating not only their own culture's foodways, but their readership's as well.

Thus, we considered it a success when the system tracked a person correctly for more than 75 frames (3 seconds).