Sentence examples for thus of some from inspiring English sources

Thus, of some 1,200 players in the major leagues, 169 (about 15 percent) were from Latin America.

The fact that the Minnesota plan embodies a "genuine tax deduction" is thus of some relevance, especially given the traditional rule of deference accorded legislative classifications in tax statutes.

It is thus of some advantage to everyone, but mostly to the advantage of the rich, since it transforms their de facto ownership into rightful ownership and keeps the poor dispossessed.

The findings provide indicators for evaluating collaboration and are thus of some importance.

Increased and improved consumption is thus of some importance in Pacific island states.

It was thus of some surprise that H-Ras mutation was not sufficient to drive bladder carcinogenesis in the mouse unless overexpressed.

Thus, synthesis of some long non-coding RNAs is probably a manifestation of general transcriptional processes.

These mosaics even today are difficult to photograph: the nine well-taken photos, though black & white, are thus still of some value, at least on the Web.

Thus, possibility of some degree of misclassification of disease remains.

Thus validation of some of the identified peptides will require sensitive detection tools.

Thus death of some mutants might be accompanied by faster degradation of chromosomal DNA than death of others.