Sentence examples for substituted and thus from inspiring English sources

5. Others, with an arrangement of columns similar to that observed in Tuscan temples, transfer it to Corinthian and Ionic designs; for in some examples, instead of the antæ which run out from the pronaos, two columns are substituted, and thus Tuscan and Greek principles are mixed.

The prepared 1,2-oxaphospholes are highly substituted and thus offer the possibility for rich follow-up chemistry.

These findings indicate that regulation of oxygen percentages during in vitro culture could be used to improve the generation of functional cartilage substitutes, and thus prompt the development of tools enabling accurate control of oxygen levels for tissues of clinically relevant size [ 48].

Agrofuels such as straw, husks, dung etc., are readily substituted for woodfuel and thus make estimation of true demands more complex.

At present, all in vitro models involve substitute cell types and thus their direct relevance to PD is questionable.

To substitute for fossils, and thus reconstruct the ancient branches of the tree as well as the modern-day leaves, Dr Dunn used mathematically informed guesswork.

In ES-SAGD, injected solvent can be used to substitute for steam and thus yield a more environmentally friendly recovery technology because the amount of flue gases emitted is lowered because less steam is required.

Virtual metagenomics samples could underpin validation by substituting real samples and thus we sought to develop a novel solution for simulation of metagenomics samples based on user-defined clinical scenarios.

The intensification of camel production among refugees does not occur through breeding or the use of tools or machines to substitute human labour (and thus reduce the costs of production).

In two 4.1R cDNAs, previously designated 4.1RΔ16 and 4.1RΔ16,18,19 (for simplicity named in this study cDNAs 2' and 4', respectively) the ATG2 present in exon 4 was mutated and the adenine was substituted by guanosine, thus generating 1' ATG2mut and 4' ATG2mut, respectively.

The molecule tends to be more hydrophobic and the substituted phenol has thus difficulty in entering water phase, resulting in low SW (Xie et al., 2008).