Sentence examples for were thus ready from inspiring English sources

Other displays are also designed to deliver messages: how scientists examine fossils and determine new species, how they uncover evidence of dinosaur-bird kinship, how small but diverse mammals played a role in the ancient Gobi environment and were thus ready to inherit the earth after the dinosaur extinction.

The designed chip platform is thus ready to be evaluated for the establishment and maintenance of the human liver, brain cortex and bone marrow micro-organoids in a systemic microenvironment.

"Get Happy" is thus ready to reel off incidents like Garland's pitching a self-destructive fit while wielding a hot curling iron, even if this episode comes secondhand, courtesy of a hairdresser who described it to a friend.

Euro-area governments are thus ready to lend money to Greece so that it can repay euro-area investors, many of them banks that are backed by the same governments.

At this stage, the gas is re-heated to prevent any further condensation and is thus ready to be used as a renewable energy fuel.

The dry cap BCI system was thus ready for use after roughly 15 minutes: 2 for electrode preparation, 8 for calibration data collection and 5 minutes for the classifier algorithm to learn from the calibration data.

WSACS – the Abdominal Compartment Society is thus ready to address the challenges of truly appreciating the physiology, pathophysiology, and reconstructive anatomy of the abdominal compartment within the overall context of human injury and illness.

NQO1 is mainly a cytosolic enzyme that uses NADH or NADPH as substrates to catalyze the two-electron reduction of quinines to their hydroquinone forms [ 5], thus bypassing toxic semiquinone intermediates, and these resultant hydroquinones are thus ready for further conjugation and excretion [ 6].

We are thus readied for a conflict that brings in an army of C.I.A. officers, a drunk of a lawyer, Caribbean bankers and assorted criminals and victims.

They were thus at the ready disposal of the pope, and the principle of clerical exemption (exemption from the jurisdiction of the bishop) became much more important than it had been for the monks.

DNA fragments from libraries between 170 350 bps were thus enriched and ready for next-generation sequencing by an Illumina Hiseq2000 sequencer.