Sentence examples for thus enter into from inspiring English sources

Thus, the followers of Sister Isabel de la Cruz, a Franciscan, organized the centres of the Illuminists (Alumbrados), mystics who believed that through inner purification their souls should submit to God's will and thus enter into direct communication with him.

These capillaries were then housed within a gas-impermeable plastic housing into which oxygen could be introduced and thus enter into the lumen through the semi-permeable membrane.

Before going into bioequivalence studies it is essential for the pharmaceutical industry to study the guidelines of bioequivalence for the respective country where the industry wants to market its products and thus enter into generic market.

He thus entered into a partnership with Savery, and together they built, in 1712, the first piston-operated steam pump.

Not only the king but also the German bishops and lay lords thus entered into a permanent connection with an empire won on the way to Rome and bestowed by the papacy.

An additional term thus enters into our expression.

As a result of the hostile climate present at the universities, many migrated to independent research centers and thus entered into dialogue with scholars from other disciplines.

This motive thus enters into his facticity as a choice he has made; and, as long as he retains his fear, his living sense of himself as being threatened, it may appear to him that this resolve actually has causal force in keeping him from gambling.

For example, in the 'Atherosclerosis' MalaCard, 'cardiovascular system' is thus entered into the phenotypes section, whereas 'apoptosis' into the pathways section.

Cancer metastasis is a complex, multistep process in which tumor cells primarily invades surrounding tissue and basement membrane, thus entering into blood circulation; while surviving during circulation, the tumor cells extravasate and adhere into distant organ and induce angiogenesis to form secondary tumor.

Women and girls are more likely to take drugs to reduce stress or alleviate psychological distress (e.g., depression and PTSD), thus they enter into the downward spiral already burdened with neurological changes that may promote their transition to addiction more rapidly.