Sentence examples for thus brackets from inspiring English sources

The hydrophobicity of A and L thus brackets that of V and F. At the same time the rank order (determined by Kallberg et al. [18] with amino acid distributions in helices and β-strands using the Chou-Fasman method [36]) of the α-helical propensity is V

This question is evaded because signals are managed as if they were things, thus bracketing the observer.

Thus, bracketing the tree itself, we turn our attention to my experience of the tree, and specifically to the content or meaning in my experience.

Factors such as bracket placement errors, tooth structure variation [2, 6 10], archwire bending adjustments, and/or rebonding bracket positions are frequently required, and thus, bracket placement remains central to straight wire technique.

By adopting a phenomenological attitude and thus bracketing (reducing) preconceived assumptions, theories and thoughts, the researcher can do better justice to the phenomena and describe them as they are experienced.

The original Vlookup formula finds which row it's currently in and compares it to this number, thus bracketing the data into groups".

The original Vlookup formula finds which row it's currently in and compares it to this number, thus bracketing the (spheroids) data into groups (of rows)." MODIFIED Selectt cell U4 and enter formula "=U6-6" w/o quotes.

The original Vlookup formula finds which row it's currently in and compares it to this number, thus bracketing the data (spheroids) into groups (of rows)." MODIFIED: Select cell U4 and enter formula "=U6-6" w/o quotes.

From eq 18, the aqueous dissociation constant is thus 19where brackets again denote molar concentrations in water for each species.

Thus, the "bracketing" means forgetting about beliefs of one's own that might endorse or conflict with what is being investigated.

Thus, the bracket might resist the masticatory forces [ 2].