Sentence examples for thus signify from inspiring English sources

These pre-existing RPCBs thus signify the occurrence of earlier HEMI events, probably of significant antiquity.

Esse and essence thus signify the same thing principally, but differ in terms of what they signify secondarily.

Furthermore, predicted hypertension prevalence, drug use, and circulatory-disease mortality suggest that our findings for females represent a deviation from pre-crisis trends and thus signify a true longer-term crisis impact.

Moreover, contrast-detection thresholds for flickering stimuli are normal in autism and thus signify patent magnocellular transmission [54], [55].

This may thus signify increased utilisation.

Taking all baseline values into account would thus signify distortion or impossibility of interpreting changes between baseline and follow-up.

Parliament thus signifying its assent to the understanding arrived at by M. Caillaux's Ministry.

The system of transfer stations would also be operated by the city -- not private contractors, as a previous plan called for -- thus signifying a victory for municipal workers.

The discovery of gems like rubies and jade thus signifies more than just a new supply of bling in jewelry stores.

Not only did their name feature a creature of the American woods at a time when foxes, deer, wolves and bears of both panda and grizzly breeds were in high demand, but their music matched the family-friendly folk-pop thus signified.

At age 13 a boy is called to recite the Torah benedictions publicly, thus signifying his religious coming-of-age; he is thenceforth obligated to observe the commandments as his own responsibility he is now a bar mitzvah ("son of the commandment").