Sentence examples for we therefore posit from inspiring English sources

We therefore posit that women CEOs are more likely than male CEOs to come under threat of shareholder activism.

We therefore posit the existence of a putative ecological trap inherent to a homogeneous habitat of perceived high value that satisfies the hares' habitat requirements but which presents risks at a critical time of year.

The rate constant found for the biodegradation of COD was found to have significantly more uncertainty associated with it than the measurement of the rate of degradation individual components and we therefore posit that it is better to describe the processes of degradation by tracking individual components rather than lumped parameters.

We therefore posit that inhibition of NS5B polymerase elongation provides only a minor contribution to the log-fold suppression of viremia seen in patients receiving intravenous SIL.

We therefore posit that a silent chromatin state, maintained by DDM1 and associated with CG methylation, represses production of IGS precursor RNAs that give rise to siRNAs directing DNA methylation.

We therefore posit that the patient in this report traveled to the San Francisco region, and was there exposed to infectious spores or desiccated yeasts, resulting in colonization of the lungs, and dissemination, disease progression, and presentation with systemic infection of the leg and brain (Figure 7).

-, - We therefore posited that the 10 themes outlined in the Table would be reflected in bibliometric estimates of relationships comprising keywords in our database.

We therefore posited that midazolam would disrupt the hippocampus [ 10- 18], thereby removing its normal inhibitory interaction with the striatum, and allowing that system to dominate.

We therefore posited that ALA treatment could serve as a probe of heme biosynthesis activity in Plasmodium-infected erythrocytes by enabling direct visualization of PPIX production and the cellular consequences of light activation.

We therefore posited that the variation between the RILs was due to both differences in the reproductive capacity of the lines (the effect of LINE), possibly manifest either by variation in their lifetime fecundities or their temporal schedule of reproduction, and by differences in how the reproductive capacity of the lines altered in response to density (the effect of TIME*LINE [ASSAY]).

We must therefore posit a "future life," a "Kingdom of Grace" where "every happiness awaits us as long as we do not ourselves limit our share of it through the unworthiness to be happy" (A812/B840).