The phrase "a hereby" is not correct and usable in written English.
The term "hereby" is typically used as an adverb to indicate that something is being done by the act of the statement itself, and it does not require an article like "a" before it.
Example: "I hereby declare the meeting open."
Alternatives: "I now" or "I thus".
Vitamin A (hereby referred to as all- trans retinol, atROL) is absorbed in the small intestine and esterified as retinyl esters for the blood stream transport.
In case we cannot add a to the admissible set, we have found a preferred extension without a, hereby refuting its skeptical acceptance in F. In the former case (I does not represent a preferred extension) we strengthen the main query ϕ by adding γ I in line 7, stating that at least one argument currently not accepted in I must be accepted from now on.
VEGF-A hereby may stimulate the upregulation of VEGF-C expression or through binding on VEGF-R2 expressed on lymphatic endothelium [ 42].
These pivotal trials have pioneered the methodological and regulatory fields exploring a therapeutic agent for cancer-associated muscle wasting, a process hereby described.
Previous work showed that the spittlebug Clastoptera arizonana contains Sulcia as a symbiont (hereby referred to as Sulcia-CARI) (Moran et al. 2005).
Especially the IP3R, a Ca2+ channel mainly located in the ER, plays hereby a crucial role [ 38, 39].
Hereby a comprehensive transfer of knowledge was achieved for a vast number of stakeholders.
Hereby, A represents the body surface area, K an animal specific constant, which was set to 9.83 and W the individual body weight [ 8].
Hereby, a function is considered present if it is predicted in a minimum number c of replicates.
Hereby a modular process was developed.
A novel compound, hereby named harziaphilic acid, was isolated from fungal co-cultures, and fully characterized.
