Sentence examples for displays thus from inspiring English sources

Strikingly, the new ligands can alter bacterial behavior at concentrations 10-fold lower than those required with the original displays; thus, they are some of the most potent synthetic chemoattractants known.

Three-dimensional (3D) data displays thus represent enormous potential for the biological sciences, particularly with consideration for the coming widespread availability of display technologies capable of creating 3D images autostereoscopically without requiring special eyewear for users to perceive them [14].

Guilt and shame displays thus serve an appeasement and an affiliative function.

This sex-role reversed species displays, thus, crossing reaction norms for each sex relative to courtship, choosiness, and ornament brightness, with changes in rearing temperature.

But supporting sectarian factions without fuelling an even larger conflagration would require a deftness that the American military has seldom displayed thus far.

"With another poor batting display thus far do you think the bowlers are now in the pavilion wondering which of them will get dropped for the next Test?" asks Martin Cruise not unreasonably.

Furthermore, systems rather than users may decide which information is displayed, thus confronting users only with news that matches their profiles.

It allows the customization of language for display, thus students from different regions could choose the languages they were comfortable with.

This approach has several advantages for library screening, including the unique involvement of the Tat folding quality control mechanism that ensures only native-like proteins are displayed, thus eliminating poorly folded sequences from the screening process.

CHEX automatically detects and logs all changes in an interactive table positioned next to the radar display, thus providing an external aid and a "second chance" to notice an important change that may have previously gone unnoticed.

It will be up to Dr. Wong to approve the inclusion of the information for public display, thus creating a balance between crowd intelligence and owner oversight.