Sentence examples for thus prohibiting from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the fungus can persist in the soil for several decades, thus prohibiting replanting of susceptible banana plants.

Using suitable surface modifications, it is possible to form pure titania (rutile) surface layers, thus prohibiting the outdiffusion of toxic nickel cations.

It is postulated that the enhanced affinity of chromium for nitrogen leads to a reduced mobility inside the alloy, thus prohibiting a timely surface passivation.

Additionally, instead of an objective function, given in a closed form, complex simulation models are used as an objective function, thus prohibiting success by means of classical analysis.

Thus prohibiting cursing, considering everything college-age kids are exposed to these days, is, to borrow a phrase from the former Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer, like putting perfume on a pig.

"Fatally, the boundaries framework lacks clear definitions, or it has too many conflicting definitions, does not specify units, and fails to define terms operationally, thus prohibiting application by those who set policy," Montoya, Donohut and Pimm write in the paper.

Modafinil is not named on the official list of banned substances but is considered a "related substance" and thus prohibited.

In addition, the crystallization of PEG was interrupted and, thus, prohibited by either adding PDL or PLL in the system.

The contract began in 1998 as an April Fool's joke, given that Mr. Schwarzenegger is of foreign birth and thus prohibited by the Constitution from becoming president.

The donations were illegal because Ms. Kanchanalak falsely identified the donors, most of whom were foreigners and were thus prohibited from making campaign contributions.

A secret US Interpretations memo, dated May 1967, stated that the NPT would thus prohibit "transfer to any recipient whatsoever 'nuclear weapons' or control over them", meaning bombs and warheads.