Sentence examples for contact thus from inspiring English sources

Patients such as this are well known to services and have frequent contact, thus enabling proactive care.

She, very graciously, gave me her business card and told me to get in contact; thus began a connection and friendship spanning almost 15 years.

The support structure is only used during the solution deposition to help the droplet roll slowly from contact to contact, thus promoting the formation of crystalline TIPS-pentacene domains oriented along the channel.

Exhibits of sword swallowing, beyond their entertainment value, have helped to further medicine by demonstrating to physicians that the pharynx could be habituated to contact, thus making experimentation and exploration of the involved organs possible.

A hole punched in the card permits the brush and the roller to make contact, thus completing an electrical circuit; the electrical impulse is made available on a pluggable control panel, and the timing of the impulse is determined by the position of the hole in the card.

Secondly, the large surface area of nanomaterials ensures enhanced electrode/electrolyte interfacial contact, thus leading to higher charge/discharge rates and good capacity retentions [14, 15].

Mitochondria lysosome contacts thus allow bidirectional regulation of mitochondrial and lysosomal dynamics, and may explain the dysfunction observed in both organelles in various human diseases.

The recording suggested he supplied them instructions and contacts, thus indicating his senior role in the organisation.

A number of our contacts thus see little reason to doubt that Wana was at the root of Bendidi's dismissal.

As a student, Levin had been a runner-up in a CBS screenwriting contest, and the contacts thus established helped get his Leda's Portrait shown in 1951 on the network suspense series, Lights Out.

In accordance with the combination of electric contacts thus established, relays control the action of the keys or of the bar that causes the spacebands to drop and, at the end of each line, the starting of the casting cycle.