Sentence examples for thus cold from inspiring English sources

Thus, cold tolerance ability of Rayada rice in both seedling and mature plants were experimentally confirmed.

Thus, cold ischemia times are seldom monitored in non breast cancer and non gastroesophageal adenocarcinomas, and all tumor biospecimens are affected by chemical fixation.

Thus, cold active lipases are today the enzymes of choice for organic chemists, pharmacists, biophysicists, biochemical and process engineers, biotechnologists, microbiologists and biochemists.

When sea ice is formed, most of the salt content (70 90 %) is rejected from the ice and thus cold and saline water (brine) is released into the ocean below.

In the near-window region of the passenger cabin, temperature is much elevated due to the channel, and thus cold sidewall and draft that have been repetitiously experienced by passengers seated near windows can be much alleviated.

The name Cryolophosaurus ellioti is derived from the Greek words κρυος (meaning 'cold' or 'frozen', in reference to its discovery in Antarctica), λοφος (meaning 'crest') and σαυρος (meaning 'lizard'), thus "cold crest lizard".

Thus, cold-adapted M. foliorum GA2 could be exploited for industrial production of α-amylase using bagasse at relatively low temperatures.

Thus, cold-induced expression of UCP1 in iWAT was repressed in mice treated with the general COX inhibitor indomethacin, and in COX2 KO mice.

We find that the higher BMR of migrants may at least partly be due to the latitudinal distribution of their breeding grounds at higher latitudes and thus colder climates.

Thus, cold-blooded vertebrates appear to have only a single Aurora-A ortholog, a single Aurora-B-like homolog, and lack an Aurora-C ortholog.

Thus, cold-adapted cells have an increased capacity to recover PSH following cold-storage and rewarming when compared to non-adapted cells as well as an increased ability to glutathionylate proteins, which correlates with the observed increase in GST.