Sentence examples for thus favourable from inspiring English sources

In healthy mammalian tissues, estimates of the ratio between free NAD and NADH in the cytoplasm typically lie around 700; the ratio is thus favourable for oxidative reactions.

Of course, the Highlands already boasted rich golfing heritage with Royal Dornoch and Nairn; thus the favourable comparisons are to CastleStuart's great credit.

The matches involving substrates and overgrowths in both cases are nearly perfect, being within 5%, thus accommodating favourable low-energy positioning of the polymer's crystal structure.

On the other hand, longer pulse durations at a given pulse energy reduce the size of softening zone surrounding the central hardening zone and are thus more favourable for most practical applications.

Incorporation of lightweight aggregate into concrete will result in a delay of temperature rise, which is very important for alleviating the thermal damage of steam-cured concrete caused by elevated temperature at early age and thus is favourable of improving the compressive strength.

Thus, in favourable cases, by scanning the energy of the incident x-rays across the absorption energy of a particular core level (e.g. copper K-α, lead LIII) and beyond and measuring the intensity of the trans-visible emission, information on short range order, oxidation state, chemical species, etc. can be obtained.

Metacritic reported the film had an average score of 72 out of 100, and thus "generally favourable reviews", based on forty professional critics.

13 Clinical pharmacist services thus seem favourable for patient health.

The novel technique of pulmonary valve implantation is thus a favourable approach because of minor interference in daily life.

Thus, the favourable results from the RTOG 94-13 trial may in part be explained by optimised treatment techniques.

They will thus make favourable decisions in terms of the start and frequency of their antenatal visits.