Sentence examples for thus more time from inspiring English sources

Certain cellular enzymes may be less active, and thus more time may be required to carry out chemical reactions.

Her theory, a bestselling one, is that French parenting consists of more non, more équilibre, and thus more time for adults to be adults.

For us, the benefit of having short commutes to our city jobs and thus, more time with our children, outweighed the cost of space.

Demand for specialty services has been rising, analysts say, because the travel industry is consolidating and because many of the larger agencies, and even some smaller ones, have become increasingly reluctant to pursue clients who may be more demanding and thus more time consuming and less profitable to handle.

The style difference is already visible in these poses, and the duration difference is also illustrated as more poses (and thus more time) are needed to complete the sad walk step than the topmodel walk step.

In particular, curation of publications covering taxa that have not been previously annotated require the addition of new taxonomy and anatomy terms and is thus more time consuming.

This approach is thus more time-efficient than genomic walking and stable transformation methods, and allows investigators to estimate experimental priorities.

A very complex background scene requires more components and thus more computation time.

Do bigger datasets, especially ones containing groups of more closely related chromosomes, lead to better recovery of recurrent mutations and thus more reliable time estimates?

However, as parietal cortex is not well equipped for colour processing, it might be expected that the load on attentional resources is high, and thus more processing time would be required.

The reason for this length is to avoid institutional delays each year, thus providing more time for research and relationships.