Sentence examples for may thus define from inspiring English sources

The next few months may thus define South America's energy picture for years ahead.The energy companies in Bolivia are already operating under conditions which they consider barely tolerable.

Although still speculative, the onset of calbindin expression may thus define the particular composition of the loukoumasomal torus – expressing myosin II but lacking F-actin.

This stop codon was verified in a TSA transcriptome sequence (GenBank accession JO689867) and may thus define a transcribed pseudogene.

Amplification of MET may thus define a subgroup of tumours that are susceptible to targeted kinase inhibition.

Consequently, such bioinformatic information may thus define new pathways where the unraveled molecular connections may be proven by in vitro experiments, by preclinical models as well as in clinical trials.

Our analysis of the pollen and root hair transcriptome has identified sets of genes that are common to elongating pollen tubes and root hairs and may thus define such a suite of apical growth-specific processes.

Systematic comparison of the activity of ascidian and vertebrate regulatory sequences and protein function may thus help define the extent of conservation in the various chordate developmental GRNs that ultimately lead to the establishment of the same larval body plan.

Lying may thus be defined as "any intentionally deceptive message that is stated" (Bok 1978, 13).

Lying may thus be defined as "conscious expression of other than what we believe" (Shibles 1985, 33).

From a practical viewpoint, a decision maker may thus consider defining a 2-additive fuzzy measure since it appears to be a good trade-off between complexity of the model (number of values to determine) and its effectiveness and flexibility to include interactions (synergies or redundancies) among pairs of features.

A high risk group may thus be defined.