Sentence examples for it thus represents from inspiring English sources
Given also its good performance in the mitigation of outbreaks, it thus represents an interesting alternative strategy.
It thus represents a critical juncture in the debate between the pluralist and non-pluralist.
It thus represents a major advantage in terms of detail for assessing global material flows.
The latter metabolite is a common intermediate of both the catechol and protocatechuate branches, and it thus represents the point of metabolic convergence (Figure 4).
As opposed to other (network-based) models for link prediction, the proposed method is able to reconstruct the network architecture without any prior knowledge of the network topology, using only the nodes and links attributes; it thus represents a general method that can be applied to other networks such as food or value trade networks.
In addition, because BEF and R/S values are not estimated during ordinary forest inventories, uncertainty in estimates of AGB and BGB is mainly attributed to these parameters [8], and it thus represents a major gap in carbon accounting at regional and national levels [9].
The comparative study of the world's languages, as Humboldt envisioned it, thus represented a constant challenge to the empirical linguist and to the philosopher; namely, to discover in the linguistic data that which relates to the prototypal in language and to increase our knowledge of the nature of language and the human language capacity.
Peer-it networks thus represent ensembles of coordinated artefacts, exhibiting features of autonomy like self-management at the node level and self-organization at the network level.
As vascular inflammation represents the "final common pathway" for many disease processes, it may, thus, represent the "ultimate therapeutic target" for pharmacologic inhibition.
It may thus represent a surrogate marker of a tumour-derived exoprotease that is present at higher levels in the blood of BTC patients.
Structurally, the putative ATPase is different from all ATPase known to date, and it may thus represent a new type of ATPase.
