Sentence examples for represents thus from inspiring English sources
The BAL represents thus an easy and precise mode to detect right and left PB by bedridden.
The first unrotated PC (PC1) explained between 85% and 97% of the variation for each colour patch and represents thus the main direction of colour variation across individuals (see also [46]) confirming that most of the chromatic variation is restricted to only one axis of variation.
It represents thus a first empirical evidence that physicians can have different communication styles when they inform cancer patients.
The study represents thus an advance towards the use of the LD method to estimate N e in species where generations overlap.
The potential synergic effect of ATRA and ATO owing to different modes of action represents thus a strong impetus for the trial of combination of ATRA and ATO in the newly diagnosed APL.
The structure of these compounds may be represented thus: in which X represents the ionic groups, which may occur at various locations on the benzene rings.
Noting the creation of a new European diplomatic service, he said, people like the Czechs should ensure they are well represented, thus increasing domestic identification with the European Union.
Such definitions can be represented thus: (We are setting aside ostensive definitions, which plainly require a richer representation).
One can represent thus the polyhedron as (mathbb {P}={ x in {mathbb {R}}^n: h_{mathbb {P}}(x le 1}).
Biofilm formation can develop on virtually any medical device, representing thus an emerging problem in public health sector because of the increased tolerance to current antimicrobial therapy.
This allows designing a very sensitive and reproducible measurement of E in biological samples representing thus a powerful diagnostic tool for cancer detection.
