Sentence examples for package and thus from inspiring English sources
KrigInv is based on the DiceKriging package, and thus benefits from a number of options concerning the underlying kriging models.
According to the minutes, Mr. Gramlich said "there is a strong possibility that United would successfully emerge from bankruptcy without" a loan guarantee package, and thus he voted against the plan.
Of the races likely to be included in the calendar, Austria's A1-Ring is owned by Red Bull magnate Dietrich Mateschitz and thus makes perfect sense; Sergey Sirotkin has joined Sauber as part of a bold new sponsorship package, and thus Russia makes a strong contender.
He found that people wanted a bilingual drawing package, and thus his first startup was born.
The fresh, new sound called for a unique voice to complete the package, and thus Toronto vocalist Piper Davis was recruited for his latest single "Light Breaker".
Similarly, comprehensive approaches make it hard to distinguish the effects of specific components within a package and thus selecting and combining elements into a working whole becomes vital yet challenging.
The clawback prevents some of that, but the underlying premise is that the economy will benefit as a whole from the two stimulus packages, and thus they may actually need these workers in a better economic climate.
easyRNASeq hides the complex interplay of the required packages and thus can be easily used.
The AO staining represents a sensitive structural probe for chromatin structure and packaging, and thus, has been widely used for assessing sperm chromatin maturity and quality (Fuse et al., 2006; Venkatesh and Dada, 2010).
One of the hypotheses put forward is that platelet granules are not uniform, and that certain factors, especially α-granule cargoes, may be differentially packaged and thus released 'thematically'thematically
In addition to DNA methylation, the 'histone code' hypothesis posits that covalent modification of histone tail residues acts in concert to govern DNA packaging and thus access of transcription machinery to coding sequences (17, 18).
