Sentence examples for thus considering this from inspiring English sources
Thus, considering this factor in the modelling of the city is reasonable.
Thus, considering this aspect, we have corroborated the information about molecular (target) level implementations of thiazolidine-2,4-diones (TZD) derivatives having therapeutic implementations such as, but not limited to, anti-diabetic (glitazones), anti-cancer, anti-arthritic, anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant and anti-microbial, etc.
Thus, considering this common structural basis for peptide binding to HLA-I and –II molecules, the present finding of 9mer peptide binding to HLA-II molecules is not unexpected (also documented in the immune epitope database www.Immuneepitope.org).org
Thus, considering this information, a total of 1327 unique (i.e. different) domains were assigned to a whole Cp reference genome.
Thus, considering this information we could assign 1658 unique (i.e. different) domains in the whole Mtb genome.
After uploading each Ct value in the Excel spreadsheet, the BestKeeper standard deviation (SD) value was lower than 1, thus considering this miRNA as a good stable housekeeping gene for our experimental conditions.
Risk management strategies and tools must thus consider this complexity when designing quarantine implementation, resistance breeding programmes or molecular diagnostic.
We thus consider this procedure to provide a more reliable verification of our implementation than the previously used method in [17], as it also validates Steps 5-11. Figure 7 depicts the obtained statistics for zenith spread of departure- and arrival.
We thus consider this attempt was successful in demonstrating the relevancy and the feasibility of the approach, which allows in some way to benefit from the advantages of the "mechanical" approach typically used for the design of specific buildings, at an urban scale where usually only empirical, macroseismic methods based on semi-qualitative/semiquantitative information are used.
It was also shown that this value agrees with experimental measurements (as discussed in [21]) and we thus consider this in the formulation of our bead model to mimic quasi static deformation at vanishing pulling rates as relevant for physiological and experimental deformation speeds.
We thus consider this shape as a pyramid.
