Sentence examples for may thus give from inspiring English sources
Governments may thus give fewer opportunities to those who want to exploit the issue for other motives.
This Budget may thus give a welcome boost to the job prospects of elderly people seeking work after retirement, and encourage this sector of the population to remain in employment.
When compared with results from temperate regions, studies of equatorial and low-dispersal species may thus give original, independent and complementary information on consequences of ORD.
As a systems biology approach, profiling of tumour/stroma versus normal tissue/stroma may thus give important information on the interplay between cells in the microenvironment that would never be detected if only microdissected cells or cell lines were examined.
Combined testing may thus give some indications of, but do not reliably predict, the sperm counts of TC survivors.
The differences in parental strivings between an anxious parent and his or her coparent may thus give rise to increased disagreements on child rearing (Feinberg 2003).
The activity of Fot5 in Ceratocystis may thus have given rise to genomic rearrangements that also affected the region harbouring the two GH32 invertase genes.
The petition "Give us this day our daily bread" may thus be given the eschatological interpretation "Give us today a foretaste of the heavenly banquet to come".
When comparing across datasets, it is important that we compare samples of the data containing exactly the same nodes, as in smaller or larger samples the basic characteristics, as, for example, the number of edges, may differ, thus giving the reconstruction systems we want to compare different starting chances.
The rate of these dynamic processes may vary thus giving rise to changes in the number, size distribution and intracellular location of organelles [2].
It has also been suggested that corneal biomechanical properties may reflect globe biomechanics and thus give an indication of the susceptibility of developing glaucomatous damage [ 6, 7].
