Sentence examples for thus terminate from inspiring English sources

: Correct positioning of defibrillation electrodes is essential to achieve sufficient transmyocardial current to depolarize a critical mass of myocardium, and thus terminate ventricular fibrillation (VF).

The interaction of the silver nanoparticles with the sulfur and phosphorus of the DNA can lead to problems in the DNA replication of the bacteria and thus terminate the microbes.

Immune responses both rapidly kill invading pathogens and solubilize antigenic and adjuvant-like pathogen-derived substances to facilitate their removal and thus terminate the potentially deleterious inflammation.

They can block or reverse two stages of tumour development namely tumour initiation and tumour promotion and thus terminate or impede the development of precancerous cells into malignant ones [ 7].

Cells must selectively degrade proteins in a timely manner to control their individual level, to eliminate active proteins and thus terminate biological processes and to remove altered proteins in order to prevent their deleterious effects or accumulation.

Posteriorly the ventral body wall joins the dorsal at the tailbone (coccyx), thus terminating the body cavities.

Fazıl Ahmed Paşa won unparalleled prestige when he conquered Candia (modern Iráklion) in Crete (Sept . 27 , 1669after a siege of 28 months and thus terminated a long and dangerous war with Venice.

Thus, terminating the infected service or even the compromised node and postponing the eradication phase can be an appropriate strategy.

However, the increase in temperature accelerated the evaporation of the solvent and thus terminated the drawing processes prematurely.

This would have the effect of converting free radicals to more stable products and thus terminating free radical-initiated chain reactions [31].

The interaction mechanism might be due to the cleavage of the disulfide bond connecting two chromophores with the addition of thiols, thus terminating the intramolecular energy transfer in 1.