Sentence examples for thus interconnected from inspiring English sources

The two 'baskets' of challenges, definition of biobanks in different languages and the legal challenges, are thus interconnected in work to develop a Europe-wide information model.

This figure suggests that the network topology exhibits a core-periphery dichotomy [ 36, 37] - about half of the nodes in this network interact frequently and are thus interconnected densely to form an inner 36-core, while others communicate with fewer nodes and scatter in different outer core layers to form the periphery of the network.

SigB of L. monocytogenes is also acting on the transcription of prfA and hence of PrfA-dependent genes, thus interconnecting stress response and virulence gene expression [31], [32], [33], [34], [35].

Interestingly the expression of GLUT1 also appears to be regulated by mTOR, 42 thus, interconnecting glucose uptake with mTOR signaling (see below).

Theories of truth and meaning are thus inherently interconnected.

Moreover, WDNs are part of a city's infrastructure system and thus are interconnected to all essential lifeline networks.

Thus, fully interconnected (connectivity: ~ 100%) aligned pores with uniform size were generated in the PCL porous scaffold after PEO extraction.

Further analysis using ClueGO [ 15] demonstrated that many of the enriched GO terms share core response genes in common, and are thus highly interconnected (Fig.  2b).> M. tuberculosis (MTB) infection of macrophages induces an IFN response, and the transcriptional signature of THP-1 cells exposed to different MTB strains has been described [ 16].

The presented fibres allow the processing of a very reproducible intra-architectural scaffold geometry which is fully interconnected, thus providing a high surface area for cell attachment and tissue in-growth.

Architecting these tools to be interconnected thus becomes a critical step.

This analysis demonstrated that some cadherin-regulated genes are interconnected, thus providing numerous cross-talks among distinct biological processes.