Sentence examples for that would thus from inspiring English sources

The "issue" that would thus be created would displace all others.

Throughout the development of the study of non-European languages there was a supposition that a non-Christian equivalent of the Bible could be found, a sacred writing that would thus provide the authoritative key to the beliefs, practices, and institutions of the religion under consideration.

We chose NTA as one of the first and simplest readings that could be done, one that would thus be potentially useful in the clinic.

An alternative explanation for the disappearance of cell-type specificity in gene expression in the hippocampus would be centered on a general shut-down of transcription in damaged neurons that would thus eliminate differences.

It is, however, unknown whether the internalized preformed receptor complexes reappear at the cell surface as complexes that would thus reconstitute high affinity sites, or if additional processes inhibit such reappearance and thereby keep the ligand sensitivity low.

Analyses of z-stacks indicate the presence of the r-opsin-like labelling within a central portion of the radial nerve cord that would thus not coincide with the localisation of the presumed photoreceptor cells of O. wendtii.

These results were surprising, as we had expected that schools might have influenced attitudes and aspirations and that these would thus be part of the causal mechanism that produced the between-school differences.

The U.S. government was amongst those that ensured that there would be no new climate treaty until at least 2020 and that they would thus not be bound by any restrictions on carbon emissions.

Whatever the outcome, Thorpe knew that the adverse publicity would destroy his career, and that Scott would thus have his revenge.

He must so use those slender means that they shall express all that he himself can express through his voice and face and hands or all that he would thus express if he were a good talker.

An infant lacking a motor representation of the observed movement (because they have never performed that action) would thus presumably have no motor representation onto which they could map that movement.