Sentence examples for we thus argue from inspiring English sources

We thus argue that motor domains are not inhibited by the presence of the tail domains.

We thus argue that the willingness to accept a PES program is greatly dependent on local governance factors.

We thus argue that it is the tail-mediated anchoring of the motor that regulates the transmission of Ncd generated forces.

We thus argue that conservation policy in urban rural fringes needs to be accompanied by effective land-use planning at regional level.

We thus argue that the principles underpinned by retention approach, such as the consideration of natural disturbance regimes, and the provision of important habitats for species, will be essential overall for biodiversity-oriented forestry.

We thus argue for an intervention in interaction that occurs in the instructional process for students with LD, which should replace attempts to "fix" 'deficiencies' that we claim to contribute to disabling such students.

We would thus argue that we here not only developed the first ABA sensors, which are already significantly optimized over sensors for other solutes, but that we can use them for in vivo imaging (e.g., high-resolution imaging of cytosolic ABA accumulation and elimination rates).

We can thus argue that the majority of the variation in expression will originate from the receptacle.

We can thus argue that the metabolic changes in the pain neuromatrix could be considered as the consequence of acute and, more so, chronic pain states like that associated with episodic and chronic cluster headache.

We can thus argue that three out of 18 (17%) valid comparisons showed an association with risk.

We can thus argue that variables measuring processes such as competition, song matching, or extrapair paternity, which all reflect inter-individual interactions, are probably spatially autocorrelated (Table 1).