Sentence examples for los thus from inspiring English sources
In APN, feedback control is applied in the direction of line of sight (LOS), thus analytical solutions of LOS rate and relative motion are expectedly obtained.
Statistical significance did not change, with higher thresholds for excess LOS, thus our results are robust.
Model-based methods capture dependence of PD cost on LOS, thus mitigating bias inherent in the traditional method of cost and cost savings estimation.
LOS thus appears to be more associated with the actual functional capacities of patients (performance measures), instead of patient function perceptions (PROMs).
25 This demographic would suggest that specialty hospitals offset their high operating costs by charging more per day for a shorter LOS, thus increasing patient volume and bed turnover.
However, the substrate inhibition was described in terms of a competitive mechanism, binding to inactive form of 5-LO thus preventing its activation, and the LTA4 synthase activity of the enzyme was not captured.
Los Alamos thus acts as an adjunct to the traditional publishing mechanism, speeding up access to papers and providing an archive, while leaving the vetting and quality control to the existing journals.The NIH repository, called PubMed Central, which is being set up at the moment, aims to perform a similar function for biomedical research.
The important property of the SO vibrational mode is that its electric potential exists outside the NC (unlike the strongly localized LO) [48]; thus, it should feel the interparticle interaction better than LO.
Some people insist that this is exactly what's wrong with music today--everyone seems to be jizzing on each other beneath a meta-ironical riotshield of artistic anonymity and contrived lo-fidelity, thus keeping us safe from the hurled billiard balls of genuine critical analysis.
Thus, los historicos are still the group that politicians — Democratic and Republican — must court.
Thus, LOs are flexible, because they can be easily increased without overcomplicating their level of abstraction or compromising their efficacy [13].
