Sentence examples for develop and thus from inspiring English sources
It received a value of 0. Other candidates would take intermediate amounts of time to develop and thus received intermediate scores.
Furthermore, the EIS is an integrated and inter-discipline service which puts an emphasis on the children's right to develop and thus requires the integration of medical, educational and social welfare departments to provide comprehensive professional service.
They then proliferate as the eggs develop (and thus they become more reliably detectable).
This procedure does not provide immediate benefit, since efficient neoangiogenesis requires at least 3 months to develop, and thus there is a risk of stroke during the perioperative period.
Maternity was easily assigned for all male broods, except for two males in the control tanks and one in the EE2 whose embryos failed to develop and thus were not amenable to microsatellite analysis.
Our energetics hypothesis, promoting close physical association of all proton-respiring prokaryotes, provides a mechanism from which many different types of symbioses could develop, and thus potentially for many different types of internalizations.
Currently, they are in the eternal haze of spiral development, where they are never really done being developed and thus can never be held accountable.
Meredith Robson, Vernon's township manager, said that though the mountaintop would not be developed and thus bring in taxes, local officials were satisfied with the agreement.
In any case, many garnets have individual faces that are not well developed, and thus the crystals are roughly spherical.
Al Qaeda leaders are "continually planning attacks," "continually plotting," and "the U.S. government may not be aware of all al-Qaida plots as they are developing and thus cannot be confident that none is about to occur".
In that parent treaty, the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, to which the US is a signatory, economies such as China, India and Brazil were judged to be developing and thus escaped obligations to cut their emissions.
