Sentence examples similar to state that thus from inspiring English sources

The auto industry agreed to this package because President Obama has restored the rule of law and science at the EPA, and EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson has made it clear that if the federal government didn't regulate greenhouse pollution, then California and the 15 states that thus far have joined it would have the right to do so on their own.

We propose that substrate-induced strain modifies the subtle competition of magnetic interactions and leads to a non-collinear magnetic state that can thus be tuned by strain engineering.

We can thus state that: When ( z < 1 ), ( tfrac{{partial CS_{BG} (x)}}{partial x} ) is always positive in the interval ( x in [0,1] ) and the consumer surplus of customers within the buyer group is maximized at ( x^ = 1 ).

It has been suggested by Toyota et al. [ 21] that age-related methylation by potentially affecting genes that regulate both cell growth and differentiation could account in part for the hyperproliferative state that precedes tumor formation, thus linking age-related methylation to cancer-related methylation.

But Klein's article in its original form never explicitly stated that, thus leaving open the implication that it did.

The section states that early skalds once referred to Christ in relation to Urðarbrunnr and Rome, and quotes the late 10th century skald Eilífr Goðrúnarson, who states that "thus has the powerful king of Rome increased his realm with lands of heath-land divinities [giants; i.e. heathen lands]" and that Christ is said to have his throne south of Urðarbrunnr.

However, in suspension, cells remain in a more rounded morphological state that lacks cellular adhesions and thus, may inhibit the cell's ability to generate tension within the actin cytoskeleton.

Thus, the welfare state that is just about benefit adequacy is inadequate.

Studies have shown that as pulmonary embolism blocks returning venous blood flow to a particular area of a lung, it creates a high-ventilation to low-perfusion state in that zone, thus decreasing the amount of CO2 that can be eliminated across those gas exchange areas and, at times, across much of the entire lung [ 44, 45].

— Robert Simonson The Huffington Post: Thirteen illnesses and one child's death across six states: that's the toll thus far from a mysterious, scattered outbreak of a relatively new strain of E.coli bacteria, O145, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Methodological individualism, on the other hand, does not involve a commitment to any particular claim about the content of the intentional states that motivate individuals, and thus remains open to the possibility that human psychology may have an irreducibly social dimension.