Sentence examples for matters, thus from inspiring English sources

Establishing reliable models to address mechanistic and therapeutic matters thus remains a challenge.

Neither can we take the statements made by the defendant in his motion as evidence that the matters thus stated did in fact occur at the trial.

By becoming directly involved with a brand, they gain a feeling of influence and control, while seeing that their input actually matters – thus this encourages them to continue to engage.

Their impressive affinity and unprecedented target specificity make these ligands as ideal small-sized candidates for conjugation to macromolecules and nanoparticulate matters, thus opening the path to new and sophisticated design solutions for targeted therapy, disease detection and diagnosis.

The matters thus excepted to were too general to call the attention of the state court to the commerce clause of the constitution, or to any right claimed under it.

"We have no new methods of teaching," Neill wrote in a book, "because we do not think that teaching very much matters". Thus, students at a school built around the notion of personal freedom, even to the detriment of learning, must sit for the same examinations as students in more conventional schools.

Biochar could help to stabilize soil organic (SOM) matter, thus sequestering carbon (C) into the soil.

Dissolved organic matter thus helps to mobilize copper from the compost, particularly in the first few storms after compost application.

The TOC and TIC correlates poorly with the adsorbed soil gases (r=0.3, r=0.2), representing a lack of association of adsorbed soil gases with the surfacial organic matter thus indicate seepage related surface anomalies.

Jason, who stammers, and is fiercely ashamed of his affliction, describes his father's stake in the matter thus: "If I stammer with Dad, he gets that face he had when he got his Black & Decker Workmate home and found it was minus a crucial packet of screws".

And the Iraqi leadership looks upon the matter thus, that if they haven't completed their work - their normal work under contract, even though it may be a matter of weapons, then they are, nevertheless, leaving Iraq and the process is going forward.