Sentence examples for so merits from inspiring English sources

Assuming no strong synergy among all components in the extract, it can be implied that the bioactive component(s) in these fractions could be far more potent than the standard reference drugs and so merits their enrichment and further characterization.

A finding of multiple high-frequency variants shared between species at even roughly similar frequencies is unusual on this hypothesis, and so merits study of its possible causes – neutrality as null hypothesis, or some form of natural selection as an alternative.

Well, now they do – and so merit the old vigilance.

Though only a farmer, he had made a Muslim's required pilgrimage to Mecca and so merited the special recognition.

(This makes evolutionary sense: nasty things can do harm, and so merit more attention than those which are pleasant, and mostly harmless).

The offended class can claim to be more refined than the people who put on television shows, more sensitive, more feeling and so merit special due from the rest of us.

STEM fields require greater academic ability, especially in math, so merit-induced increases in average student quality need to be accounted for, but using aggregate data prevents Zhang from doing so.

Manufacturer commitments to new technologies, both monetary and non-monetary, have different influences on the development and maturity of powertrains and so merit further investigation, alongside adoption of future focused strategies that may capitalise on changing attitudes towards mobility, technology and environmental impacts.

The phenotypes described in most of the publications that we curated were based on observations of voucher specimens and so merited the strong IVS evidence code.

So it merits attention, though not necessarily wholesale panic and despair.

Carnegie Hall is the icon among classical venues, so it merits the one-liner.