Sentence examples for thus assists from inspiring English sources

Sexual reproduction, on the other hand, provides possibilities for variation among offspring and thus assists evolution by allowing new pairs of genes to combine in offspring.

Our analysis of the properties during simulation suggests that the GroEL/ES complex directly exerts force on the contacting residues of the substrate, thus assists substrate folding.

Coating the stem of modern cementless endoprostheses with a layer of plasma-sprayed hydroxyapatite improves the ingrowth of bone cells and thus assists in anchoring the implant to the cortical bone matter.

This paper presents an agent-based approach used to design a Transportation Regulation Support System (TRSS), that reports the network activity in real-time and thus assists the bus network regulators.

Through its attachment to these proteins, DSS1 may play a role as a common trait of the target proteins leading to the recognition of certain E3 ligase thus assists their subsequent ubiquitination and degradation via the ubiquitin-proteasome system.

It has been shown that ER stress induces autophagy in mammalian cells (Ogata et al., 2006), which provides an alternative mechanism to remove misfolded proteins that cannot be degraded by ERAD and thus assists ER homeostasis and cell survival (Ding and Yin, 2008).

He could have chosen a nominee who would rally his core supporters, and thus assist his party in races up and down the ballot.

Indeed, the operational headquarters of the Bank of Montreal relocated in Toronto, thus assisting the latter city in becoming the financial capital of Canada.

What they sought was a selection To contest the next election And thus assist th' Iranian nation To escape its isolation.

But the German government defends the procedure on the grounds that surgery helps where "illnesses connected to an abnormal sex drive must be treated, or in order to counter the risk of future unlawful offences being committed by sexual offenders and/or violent offenders, and to thus assist the person affected in managing his life in the future.

The paradox was that by challenging Mr. Carter, Mr. Kennedy weakened him in the general election, and thus assisted in the victory of Mr. Reagan, who promptly ushered in the conservative counterrevolution, founded on distrust of government, that Mr. Kennedy spent the next three decades battling, losing as often as he won.