Sentence examples for thus synonymous from inspiring English sources

Chairman Rummenigge is also chairman of the European Club Association, and thus synonymous with the threat of an eventual European Super League, as the top clubs' discontent with Fifa grows.

americanus to be equivalent (and thus synonymous) to L. fallax var.

Thus, synonymous sites are not necessarily free of selective constraints.

Thus, synonymous polymorphisms are a suitable "almost neutral" marker for tracking adaptive events in D. miranda.

Thus synonymous codons differ in their capacity to minimize the effects of errors due to mutation or mistranslation.

Thus, synonymous sites seem to be subject to stronger selection in keeping RNA secondary structures compared with nonsynonymous sites in coding sequences.

Thus, the synonymous rate was on average 33.3% of the non-synonymous substitution rate.

The instruction to hold your nerve is thus usually synonymous with a plea not to overthrow the leader.

But "My Fair Lady," being a classic musical and thus nearly synonymous with romance, keeps complicating that resolve.

"Class" thus become synonymous with "middle aged white men", a constituency allegedly suspicious of refugees, environmentalism, the arts, same-sex marriage and anything much else other economic nationalism and social conservatism.

This supposition is also supported by the etymology of the word itself, which signified something ἐξ ὁδοῦ, extra viam, or something not belonging to the main subject, and thus is synonymous with ἐπεισόδιον.