Sentence examples for thus more relevant from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blauner would not address the criticism of the book's assertions but said he thought that, details aside, Mr. Rosenthal's work was about humanity and thus more relevant than ever.

From mathematical reasoning it is induced that the proposed architecture reduces overlapping concepts and thus more relevant discovery results are ensured.

In particular, these reconstructions are warmer over the North Atlantic than the CLIMAP [67] reconstruction and thus more relevant for the MIS3 baseline simulation.

Despite being phenomenological, sigmoidal functions are much closer to the real behaviors of gene expression systems and are thus more relevant.

Thus, the N-SYN administration paradigm we used herein, which caused a slower and milder, and thus more physiologically relevant, development of Parkinsonian lesions and behaviors, validates its use as a potentially in vivo model of PD, particularly on studying the toxicity of PD associated protein modification.

Thus, more clinically relevant and severe models of cardiac arrest, that is, with an underlying acute myocardial ischemia, a condition present in more than 70% of cardiac arrest events, are presented, together with investigations on the role of progressive mitochondrial ischemia during cardiac arrest and a focus on the quality of chest compression as determinant of resuscitation [ 7, 8].

It is those series, celebrated and debated, that are driving the channel, and the weekly audience totals for them have thus become more relevant than ever before.

To evaluate the biodegradation behavior of the ASC in the presence of lower and thus environmentally more relevant benzotriazole concentrations of 1 mg/L BTri and TTri respectively, further experiments were conducted with larger-scale setups (10 L).

Thus, a more relevant test for evolutionary dissociation would be among pollens with some degree of desiccation tolerance and among those that are desiccation sensitive.

Thus, a more relevant approach to understand the impact of chemical availability on dechlorination would be to measure dechlorination rates within a range of freely dissolved PCB concentrations typically observed in the environment.

Specifically, the cellulosic chemical nature and recalcitrance of Avicel are closer to biomass than those of CMC and PASC, and thus are more relevant to the evaluation of the cellulolytic recombinant yeast cells.