Sentence examples for more information thus from inspiring English sources

WinBuyer says this strategy helps lift sales because it removes the need for potential buyers to scour the net for more information, thus making the conversion process swifter.

This behavior is quite obvious and self-explanatory since increasing the number of samples requires more sensing time and provides more information; thus, a better performance is obtained.

By intuition, some regions rich in texture, like areas around eyes, should contain more information; thus, a large number for pixel groups with different semantic meanings should be set while others, like cheek, can be almost homogenous.

Even so, the use of models can help to choose experimental regions for performing experimental tests where one can expect to achieve more information, thus, saving experimental efforts which are time and money consuming.

In this instance, interviewers more experienced at probing may have obtained more detailed information, thus enabling a more nuanced assessment of differences across sites and between sex work sub-groups.

As both sides increase in volume, markets have more information, and thus are able to operate more efficiently and more rapidly.

Although they can't travel as far as radio waves because of interstellar absorption, such high-frequency flashes can hold much more information and thus may be the communication method of choice for an alien intelligence.

Clearly, complete mt genomes can provide more information, and thus are more powerful arbitrators of ambiguous phylogenetic relationships than partial genomes.

More information is thus required on the determinants of care seeking to be able to attract people to the public sector when sick.

Those with higher SEP in childhood and those with higher IQ may have more information and thus be more likely to take medicine as prescribed, which could explain the higher rate of continued treatment in these groups.

These reasons for non-response were most often mentioned when little information from other sources could be pre-filled into the questionnaire and more information was thus requested from the respondent, increasing the respondent burden.