Sentence examples for thus the mentioned from inspiring English sources

Thus, the mentioned six metrics were compared, with two graph-based similarity metrics (Substructure and Superstructure) implemented in JChem for KNIME in addition.

Taking the limit as (mtoinfty) in (4.5) we verify that the right-hand side of inequality (4.5) tends to 0. Thus, the mentioned sequence is convergent to the mapping A; that is, begin{aligned} A x) := lim_{ntoinfty} 3^{-n} fbigl(3^{n} x bigr) end{aligned} for all (xin X).

Thus, the mentioned root can also appear as, with a long vowel as or, or even unsyllabic as, in different grammatical contexts.

Thus, the mentioned soil microorganisms with antagonistic properties seemed to be dominant.

Thus, the mentioned 'systematic modulation' of neuronal networks at the end of the subsection headed "Proportional-integral control of network firing" is very much dependent on various factors such as cell types, percent of neuron types expressing Chr2, brain area under investigation.

The growth of all indicators of group has to be positive for ensuring of TID's sustainability, thus, using the mentioned above logic of ensuring the advancing growth of results in comparison with the consumed resources.

International government-financed investment reserves could purchase surplus credits and partially re-sell them to smoothen short-term market imbalances and thus close the mentioned loophole (see e.g. [31]).

SOD removes O2-and thus arrests the mentioned undesirable reactions with the participation of O2- (HO2).

Thus, for the mentioned analysis tasks, the model reduction process would have to be repeated for each new parameter value, and no gain in computational efficiency would typically be possible.

International government-financed investment reserves could purchase surplus credits and partially re-sell them to smoothen short-term market imbalances and thus close the mentioned loophole (see e.g. [ 31]).

Biglaiser attributes the task of ensuring quality to the intermediaries through experts which assess and certify the quality, and thus help reducing the mentioned informational asymmetries [38].