Sentence examples for maybe thus from inspiring English sources
CD34+CD38− KG1a cells maybe thus provide an ideal model of LSCs, in accord with previous studies [ 12, 26].
And yet it seems only natural but maybe being thus natural is being thus selfish.
And yet: approximate number of copies of this book sold in hardcover form: 200,000; approximate number of readers of this book, considering library use and pass-along: maybe 400,000; thus, how weird is this: Number of calls Marny received: 7 Number of calls Kirsten received: 12 Total calls for KC: 5 Total number of calls: 24.
He is fire to Obama's ice – and thus, maybe, the perfect balance to a president who on occasion can seem too detached and too cool (in every sense of the word) to be true.
It thus maybe, that especially the younger participants' performance deteriorated due to the monotonous nature of the task itself.
The maximum weight of the 'Climatic background' is only 2 and thus maybe considered as 'less' important than the 'Fault factor' with a maximum weight of 6.
This is quite preferred in practical applications since the indefinite proximal matrix can result in a larger step size for the subproblem and thus maybe accelerate the overall convergence speed of the P-ADMM.
Thus, maybe the West is apologetic nowadays.
In addition to case, a number of postpositions exist that usually govern genitive, ablative, or comitative case or a form of the nominative that has sometimes -Vn either for lexical historical reasons or analogy (thus maybe becoming an attributive case suffix).
This would make distinguishing the targets from the non-targets easier and thus, maybe, an auditory multi-class BCI could also be based on this single speaker setup.
