Sentence examples for thus makes it possible from inspiring English sources
So, the proxy assessment can complement or substitute the patient assessment and, thus, makes it possible to include this (possibly missing) information on patient perspectives in health care [14, 15].
Thus, makes it possible to attain an ultra high capacity long distance transmission.
The technique of combining polypeptide molecules and discrete coordination compounds thus makes it possible to design flexible, reversible, and spin-controllable metastable systems.
The new method eliminates the need of online coupling between lattice physics and core physics calculations, and thus makes it possible to use the tabular group-constant library as is done in light water reactors (LWRs).
A key aspect of our proposed approach is a model for multi-row layout that expresses the problem as a discrete optimization problem, and thus makes it possible to exploit the underlying combinatorial structure.
This critical review argues that the hydronic circuit for radiant surface cooling offers the necessary element for extracting heat from indoor, thus, makes it possible for combining radiant conditioning, energy storage, and general practice of heat extraction the resulting synergy of which will be called homeostasis in buildings.
Hydrocarbon was not subject to buoyancy in its accumulation, thus making it possible to spread continuously.
It can couple the spin degree of freedom to its orbital motion, thus making it possible to control the electron spin in a nonmagnetic way [8, 9].
Recently, Tan [ 8] reported a successful cultivation of the mushroom in agar, solid and spawn medium with good yield, thus making it possible to fully exploit its medicinal and functional benefits.
The proposed model explained 86% of the overall variability, thus making it possible to adopt decision-making strategies during reactor operation under different operating conditions.
HMM modeling also offers easy access to a wider range of scoring possibilities, thanks to posterior decoding, thus making it possible to assess complex alignment scoring schemes.
