Sentence examples for indicating thus from inspiring English sources

Such high maximum-potential oscillations are reproduced in experiments with rotating disc electrode (RDE), indicating, thus, that such behaviour derives from chemical mechanism rather than possible spatial coupling in a DFAFC.

The dissimilarity of Belnap's truth and falsity from their classical analogues is naturally expressed by passing from the corresponding classical values to their singleton-sets, indicating thus their new interpretations as false only and true only.

(B) The plot focuses in the critical circle showing that −1 + j0 (red cross indicated by the arrow) is encircled by the trajectory line indicating thus the instability of the system.

The TRIM Monte-Carlo simulation showed that the flux of the fast reflected ions and flux of sputtered atoms are of the same order of magnitude, indicating thus the important role of the former species in forming the film properties at low pressures.

No expression of ECs markers was noticed under this condition whatever the surface coating [Figure 2B and 2F (for Type I collagen), Figure 2D and 2H (for PEMs)] indicating thus a total absence of cellular differentiation into ECs at a low concentration of O2.

Most importantly, the total phenolic content and antioxidant activity values were not statistically different in comparisons among straw and TPOMW based substrates indicating thus that no inhibition of oxidative enzymes or absorption of phenol-related compounds occurred.

"There's nothing that indicates thus far that there's some kind of involvement on the victim's part," Parker said.

States of approbation, Hutcheson indicates, thus function as signs of an agent's benevolence, indicating its presence.

Furthermore, long-term follow-up studies indicate thus far that integrating viral vectors do not elicit clinically evident genotoxicity in T-cells, unlike hematopoietic stem cells.

Our data suggest that if a patient is hemodynamically unstable, CRRT is clearly indicated, thus no rationale for applying IHD "regardless of costs" and despite serious acute risks.

These references are indicated thus, e.g. I/25= Vol. I, p. 25. 2. A more detailed characterization of the basic structure of Spinoza's metaphysics is heavily affected by the different ways in which the theory of attributes can be interpreted.