Sentence examples for which thus reflects from inspiring English sources

Sex steroids are the main regulators of the pubertal spurt in height growth, the timing of which thus reflects full activation of the hypothalamic pituitary gonadal axis in both sexes (20).

A tendency toward lower serum levels of IL-6 was observed in DCA-treated female mice compared with water-treated mice, which thus reflects a possible role of IL-6 in DCA-mediated inhibition of anti-CII antibody production.

LC3-II levels, which thus reflect autophagosome number when assayed relative to the loading control, actin, were decreased by PSA inhibitors (Fig.  6F and G) and also by transfection with PSA RNAi (Fig.  6H and I).

In addition to the norms of frequency mentioned above, we included recently published Polish word frequencies based on movie subtitles, which thus better reflect the spoken language (SUBTLEX-PL; Mandera, Keuleers, Wodniecka, & Brysbaert, 2014).

Being insulators, the elements of a photonic crystal constrain this propagation, permitting some wavelengths to pass while denying passage to others, which are thus reflected.

This was done in order to establish whether there was a candidate topography that better accounted for switch than for stay trials, and which might thus reflect some TSR-like process.

Highly and universally expressed genes are more GC-rich than lowly expressed genes which might thus reflect a codon bias, in particular for GC-rich codons.

Molar macrowear, as opposed to dental microwear, is a cumulative process which occurs during the individuals' lifetime and thus reflects long term diet [60].

In both clades, libraries generated from similar conditions tended to cluster together, regardless of the genotype from which they derived, thus reflecting their relationship.

The Ct value assigned to each well thus reflects the point during the reaction at which a sufficient number of amplicons have been accumulated.

Each "wisdom tradition" thus reflects regional collective intelligence encoded mythically.