Sentence examples for therefore, for instance from inspiring English sources

Therefore, for instance, when the member (hbox {x}_{1}) needs to get a file from RSU, it should ask its SCH at first.

Therefore, for instance in this table, the 256 QAM-2 means that the number of antennas is two and the constellation is 256 QAM.

Therefore, for instance, if we want to assign a portion of the bandwidth for STA B to STA A without affecting STA C as illustrated in Figure 2, a and b should be increased and decreased, respectively, while maintaining c constant.

Therefore, for instance, it is difficult to discriminate precisely between walking and running because behavior changes gradually along a continuum.

Therefore, for instance, a uniform ((Se1−1)(1−Se2), (min[Se1,Se2]−(Se1Se2))) prior distribution can be used for covDp.

Therefore, for instance, during the first test session, approximately equal numbers of mice were tested with the glucose/water, sucrose/water, or fructose/water pair.

We will therefore use for instance EGII instead of Cel5A, based on the consideration that these names were mainly used in database depositions and give a clearer indication of function.

Such libraries enable to assign individual reads to a specific DNA strand in the genome and therefore allow, for instance, to identify overlapping or antisense RNA molecules: 72 ncRNA overlap with CDS such as the three T3E genes xopR, xopL and xopP in X. campestris pv.

The computational procedure can therefore be used, for instance, in prioritization of the most promising interactions for follow-up functional analyses or more targeted screening experiments among the exponential number of combinations.

Mr. Lynam tried to show that the information Mr. Smith said he shared with Mr. Rajaratnam was already the subject of market speculation and therefore already public - for instance, the 2006 acquisition of A.T.I. by Advanced Micro Devices.

Therefore the task, of for instance nuclear regulators, to verify the accuracy of such translated files can be very difficult and cumbersome.