Sentence examples for it thus emerges from inspiring English sources

It thus emerges that substances are no more primary beings than are qualities and relations; without the former one could not have the latter, but equally without the latter one could not have the former.

It thus emerges that the main predictor of completion in Australian vocational education is the number of hours an individual student is enrolled in.

It thus emerges that β-cell dysfunction progresses in the early postpartum in women with a history of gestational dysglycemia and is likely a pathophysiologic factor contributing to the development of type 2 diabetes in this at-risk patient population.

It thus emerges that at 3 months' postpartum, the metabolic function of women with nonGDM LGA is better than that of women with GDM but not different from that of women who had neither GDM nor LGA delivery.

It thus emerges that the spectrum of abnormal glucose homeostasis in pregnancy identifies a continuum of risk for future diabetes and, based on the temporal findings pertaining to GDM, pathophysiologic changes that occur in the early postpartum years may be relevant to the manifestation of this risk potential.

It thus emerges that, on the subsequent OGTT, women with a positive result on a screening GCT performed after 1300 h have better metabolic function than their peers who had an abnormal GCT in the morning, after adjustment for relevant GDM risk factors.

From 1929 to 1932 the party vastly increased its membership and voting strength; its vote in elections to the Reichstag (the German Parliament) increased from 800,000 votes in 1928 to about 14,000,000 votes in July 1932, and it thus emerged as the largest voting bloc in the Reichstag, with 230 members (38percentt of the total vote).

It thus emerged that other levels of regulation (i.e. most likely transcriptional) were likely responsible for the alterations in the expression of this group of genes.

It thus emerged from the study that a move to clean pasture combined with a single anthelmintic treatment would be as good as a strategic programme on set-stocked pastures.

Deserved punishment, insofar as it exists at all, thus emerges as a result of "pure procedural justice" (Rawls 1971).

It has thus emerged as a potential drug target for the treatment of Chagas disease, which is estimated to affect 10 12 million Latin Americans.