Sentence examples for thus cited from inspiring English sources
"There is a clear incentive for scientists to share the sources of their research because they will be reused (and thus cited)," says Pepe.
Two recent editions of Clarke's major works are more widely available and thus cited here as well: "D" for passages in A Demonstration of the Being and Attributes of God and Other Writings in Vailati (1998), and "CC" for passages in The Correspondence of Samuel Clarke and Anthony Collins (Uzgalis (ed).
Some reviewers can predict authorship by looking closely at a paper's references; authors often build on their previous work and thus cite themselves extensively.
The Sūtrakṛtāṅga, one of the oldest canons of Jainism, states: Jains thus cite inequalities, sufferings, and pain as evidence for the existence of karma.
We thus cite these reviews without commenting on them, keeping in mind that the current review aims to analyze the roles of galectins in glioma biology.
The agent acted because of some specific beliefs and purposes, but other beliefs and purposes of his could just as easily rationalize that action, and thus be cited in its explanation.
PDC has thus been cited as one of the enzymes that may be able to decarboxylate glyoxylate in the chloroplasts for CO2 evolution [ 45, 46].
Phenotypic plasticity defined as the ability of organisms to alter their morphology and/ or physiology in response to varying environmental conditions has thus been cited to increase the success of invasive species [ 23 - 26 since it increases their realised ecological niches.
But APA does not approve any unpublished interviews, and non-archived electronic communications for inclusion in the reference list and thus are cited only in the text.
Thus they cite UN general assembly resolution 181 in support of the recent Israeli demand for recognition of Israel as a Jewish state.
Thus to cite only a few of carbon's more important applications, carbon is used directly in the production of elemental phosphorus, arsenic, bismuth, tin, lead, zinc, and cadmium, and indirectly, as carbon monoxide, in the production of iron.
