Sentence examples for preferable thus from inspiring English sources

Determining in which situation one estimator would be preferable thus remains unclear.

Long intermodular scaffoldin linkers are preferable, thus leading to enhanced degradation of cellulosic substrates, presumably due to the increased flexibility and spatial positioning of the attached enzymes in the complex.

In general, for a sequence with higher motion content, because of a larger variation in the number of bits used to describe each frame, a larger source encoder buffer size S and a smaller interleaver depth N 1 are preferable, and thus a smaller ratio of the interleaver delay to the total delay budget.

A step up in voltage is thus preferable to avoid resistive loss.

It is thus preferable to obtain reduced models of the system.

Recording OAEs at the entrance of the ear canal is thus preferable.

Male botos tend to fight each other anyway, to show females that they are larger and stronger and thus preferable as mates.

The F.T.C. is monitoring the industry's efforts, saying that self-regulation, if effective, is more flexible and thus preferable to direct government regulation.

These nanotubes are low-dimensional, thus, preferable to achieve low lattice thermal conductivity to generate favorable thermoelectric properties.

John Smith, a spokesman for the office of military commissions, said in response that the military commissions were needed because they took into account battlefield conditions and were thus preferable to courts-martial.

Furthermore, statistical analysis of Markov models (see section below and Figure S6) showed that the quality of a Markov Model built from the first two tICA reaction coordinates is higher, and is thus preferable to the one built from the first three tICA reaction coordinates.