Sentence examples for thus as discussed from inspiring English sources

Thus, as discussed above, the only solution to the set of both reader collision problems is to operate conflicting readers at different times.

Thus, as discussed above in reference to EWS-FLI1, disparate molecular mechanisms may contribute to BMI-1's function as an oncogene during tumor initiation and tumor maintenance and we hypothesize that BMI-1 targets change and evolve during ESFT initiation and progression.

Thus, as discussed earlier [ 15], the Aegilops outliers are more consistent with introgression than with ancestral duplication.

Thus, as discussed in the revised version, the control set consisting of nearest non-phosphorylated serines could be contaminated by false-negative phosphoserines, not yet detected in experiments.

Thus, as discussed above (for example, see [ 42- 44]), expression and shedding activities can both independently contribute to overall levels of soluble adhesion molecules in circulation.

Thus, as discussed above, an increase in MD may reflect several physiological processes, and we cannot conclude definitely on which processes contributed to the increase in MD observed after WMT.

Thus, as previously discussed, NPVs maintain variation as a result of their co-occluded structure and can respond rapidly to changes in the host population.

The forward effects of testing, as discussed thus far in the literature, do not directly necessitate testing.

Thus we obtain (12) As discussed above the magnetic field Ḇcf of the Chapman-Ferraro currents can be represented by a scalar potential cf, and the following ansatz is used (Voigt, 1981): (13) where Y n k denotes spherical harmonics.

In addition, fission may help to isolate damaged segments of mitochondria and thus promote their autophagy as discussed below (27).

Our finding, that low self-efficacy was associated with higher alcohol consumption might possibly be explained by the difficulty of breaking a particular drinking habit, assuming that a substantial number of participants consumed more than recommended, and thus drank regularly, and as discussed above, alcohol consumption might be accompanied by positive short term consequences.