Sentence examples for which therefore would from inspiring English sources

For example, the legendary hero Gaius Mucius Scaevola gave his right hand to the flames to prove that there was nothing a Roman would not endure for his city, which therefore would never be defeated.

And which, therefore, would have the most to lose if the slate were wiped clean?

Polypectomy with endometrial ablation could reduce abnormal vaginal bleeding and pathological sonographic findings, which therefore would reduce the need for or completely avoid the need for invasive procedures, such as hysteroscopy or curettage.

As such, it is possible that oncologists may have recalled numerous discussions with patients interested in exercise and not those with all patients, which therefore would overestimate the actual recommendation rates.

Using CCs we examine whether the removal of a certain enzyme increases degradation (biosynthesis) pathway distances of an identified metabolite, which therefore would decrease its degradation (biosynthesis) fluxes and thus may lead to its accumulation (depletion).

In general, data protection in South Africa is currently regulated by Chapter VIII of the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act 25 of 2002, which only deals with information obtained through electronic transactions, and which, therefore, would in all likelihood not apply to most instances of WGES research.

Taking the IL7R association as an example we can see that the multiple sclerosis associated allele of rs6897932 has a frequency of 72% which means that ∼9 out of every 10 white Europeans carry this risk allele, which therefore certainly would qualify as a common variant.

According to the Fresnel-Kirchhoff theory, the portion of the wavefront that is occluded by the obstacle does not contribute to the signal measured in, which therefore differs from what we would have with unoccluded spherical propagation.

This implies, that a species with greater maximum canopy height which therefore intercepted more incident light, would have a disproportionate competitive advantage.

But then the theory will entail at least one non-interpretive T-sentence, and someone who knows the theory will not know which of the relevant sentences is interpretive and which not; such a person therefore would not understand the language.

Using these measures we will be able to conclude which MLDs are imbalanced, and therefore would need an appropriate treatment.