Sentence examples for thus thinks from inspiring English sources

Dr Wadley thus thinks that what she has found are mattresses on which the inhabitants of Sibudu slept.

Mr Vinther thus thinks it should be possible to learn a lot about what ancient birds looked like by studying the patterns of melanosomes from these sites.

Lewis denies that "pleasure" is adequate to the wide variety of what is found directly good in experience, and thus thinks it inadequate as a synonym for "good".

Brink thus thinks even an egoist can have reason to be moral but the justification we offer him is an external one.

Klosko thus thinks it necessary to rely on the principle of fairness to supply the core of a justification, but to supplement it with appeals to natural duty and the common good (2006, chap. 5).

He thus thinks that it is ridiculous to imagine prime matter without any form or form without any matter, or to define a line as that which has no width and a point as an indivisible quantity that occupies no space.

This adjusts for cost-of-living differences between countries and is thus thought a better gauge of comparative living standards.

Obese trauma patients are thus thought to be at higher risk of infection compared to patients of normal body mass.

We can thus think of each possibility as a point in a simple three dimensional space.

Information-sharing is thus thought to promote the birth of innovation, as companies have access to vastly more information [7].

Synthetic nitrogen (N) fertilisers are widely used for enhancing agrosystem productivity and are thus thought to increase organic inputs from crop residues.