Sentence examples for thus behave from inspiring English sources
A "Wernicke galaxy," Mr. Siler speculates, would have trouble understanding gravitational messages and thus behave erratically.
Oftentimes mMSCs immortalize and lose their multipotency and differentiation potential and thus behave more like cancer/tumor cells29,30.
The devices do very little mixing in the radial direction and thus behave like completely segregated stirred tanks.
Finally, it will be shown that in the post failure regime multi-layer graphenes exhibit negative stiffness and thus behave as mechanical metamaterials.
The electrons thus behave differently from the ions -- as measured by a phenomenon called the "Hall effect" that is typically associated with magnetized electrons and unmagnetized ions in a plasma.
In particular, basic anions are poorly solvated in these solvents and thus behave as very strong bases; for example, it has been estimated that sodium methoxide dissolved in dimethyl sulfoxide gives a solution 109 times as basic as in methanol.
The bubble thus behaves like a gill.
They all blocked norepinephrine-induced stimulation of inositol phospholipid hydrolysis, thus behaving as antagonists.
The people involved in the Wilson affair were thus behaving as they would normally behave, and not as people cognizant of the possibility of criminal prosecution would behave.
The commercial CeO2 was the most sensitive to chloride, only achieving full CO conversion at ∼700 °C, thus behaving similarly to the support.
A 30%-reduction of culture medium cost can be estimated when compared to KNO3-batch runs, thus behaving as a cheap alternative for the commercial production of this cyanobacterium.
