Sentence examples for essentially thus from inspiring English sources

A third and final premise is that broad content does not characterize intrinsic features, at least not essentially; thus twins need not share broad contents.

The density of other organelles remained essentially unchanged; thus, this shift represents a specific test for lysosomal localization.

Calvillo said the company has been "essentially bootstrapped" thus far, covering its costs by building a profitable services business around its ad-buying technology.

Modelling of such complex systems is essentially phenomenological; thus, the estimated kinetic parameters lack mechanistic meaning and are functions of the ranges of experimental conditions used.

It is far more plausible to think that for any world W that is such that God exists at some time in W, God exists at every time in W. Anselmian theists also typically think that God is essentially (and thus necessarily) omniscient, omnipotent, and maximally good.

42 43 The processes involved in this review are essentially iterative; thus, we anticipate that the mapping exercise and the work on relevant programme theory will contribute towards a framework for the meta-synthesis.

Proponents of dynamic consent claim that the dynamic consent approach is something essentially different, thus better, compared with broad consents: 'In this model, consent is not a mere communication exercise but a bidirectional, ongoing, interactive process between patients [research participants] and researchers'.

What Xunzi preached was thus essentially a philosophy of culture.

He remains short of cash and essentially written off, thus far, by Republicans in Washington.

Thus, essentially all of the hydrogen in this plasma would be ionized.

This situation was essentially comic, and thus suited to Ms. Satpathy's broader acting.