Sentence examples for thus observing that from inspiring English sources
Thus, observing that we have found templates that are recent, the specification of variability in textual use cases is still an interesting research topic.
We thus observe that nerve damage does not necessarily affect NAA levels in the occipital region.
While amnioserosa cells exhibit a solid-like response for late dorsal closure, we thus observe that amnioserosa cells behave in time predominantly as a viscoelastic liquid (Fig. 4 e).
We thus observe that different samples of native cytochrome bc1 in the absence of stigmatellin produce distinct dipolar decay curves, but all of the curves fall between the calculated boundary levels defined for the Qo and c1 positions.
(Someone with a different "central" problem might thus observe that, when Koonin does not need necessity anymore to play the role of the explanans of his own biological problem, he drops it; yet maybe another "central" problem still challenges traditional evolutionary thinking, should we invoke the necessity and the mutiverse for it one more time?).
We thus observed that this list contained the maximum number of up/down-regulated genes.
We thus observe that in even lightly Dutch-processed powder, the level of -catechin exceeds the level of -epicatechin.
We thus observed that only the sulfonic acid groups containing the departing proton undergoes structural modification before the first proton dissociation occurs.
At low alloy content, it is thus observed that dilatation results from decohesion of the PA6 particles from the PP matrix.
It is thus observed that fractionally spaced processing provides significant performance benefit, with a similar complexity to the symbol-rate system, when the baseband filtering is included.
Scholars writing in a principally economic vein have thus observed that the efficiency of the expectation remedy and in particular the optimal incentives associated with efficient breach might be replicated by properly administered supracompensatory remedies also (Brooks 2006).
