Sentence examples for thus preferably from inspiring English sources

For the Greeks, inventors of democracy and a people not amenable to being pushed around by despots, love was a disordering and thus preferably brief experience.

The hard phase in segmented block copolymers should thus preferably be crystalline.

We thus preferably suggest a double-incision minimal approach for the patellar transplant harvesting stage in order to prevent injury to the SNIB.

Strategies for the treatment of extracellular matrix remodelling should thus preferably target (de differentiation of proliferating MyoFbs.

Curcumin has been suggested to selectively target tumor cells by affecting signaling pathways that regulate cell growth and survival and thus preferably induces apoptosis in highly proliferating cells [ 6, 7].

Microarray data analysis should thus preferably use non-parametric approaches (cf. de Haan et al., 2009; Gao and Song, 2005; Lee et al., 2005; Troyanskaya et al., 2002; Tusher et al., 2001; Zhao and Pan, 2003) or approaches that allow for heavy-tailed noise models (cf. Gottardo et al., 2006).

It shows higher solubility and is 1.5 times sweeter than sucrose and thus has preferably replaced sucrose in many foods and beverages [19].

A gliding arc enables selective chemical process with high productivity due to its high degree of non-equilibrium and high energy density simultaneously, and thus can be preferably used for a variety of industrial applications such as gas cleaning, pollution control, fuel conversion, hydrogen production, and surface treatment.

Thus, estimation studies preferably in primary care settings using broad nosological spectrum of chronic conditions would be insightful.

Thus, one should preferably remain within the same tissue preparation technology for one set of experiments (Additional file 1, Figure S1C).

The fruits of sea buckthorn resemble Elaeagnus and thus may be preferably described as pseudo-drupe because, as in false fruits, there is only one seed and the other floral organs also contribute to the formation of a diaspore.