The phrase "and thereby does not" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that one action or condition leads to the result of not doing something else.
Example: "The new policy is designed to improve efficiency, and thereby does not allow for unnecessary delays."
Alternatives: "and thus does not" or "and consequently does not".
In particular, OsvaRen® shows no clinically relevant difference in terms of the control of the serum calcium levels compared to Renagel® and thereby does not increase the risk of a hypercalcaemia, in contrast to pure calcium-based phosphate binders.
Over the range of family situations considered in this paper, the child benefit (not to be confused with the child tax credit) is a flat amount and thereby does not create work disincentives at the margin.
The AES hardware acceleration module increases the performance on encryption and decryption and thereby does not increase CPU load while providing the advantages of a simple key exchange of asynchronous encryption methods.
For the projections of global net LULUCF emissions, the harmonization factor is assumed to stay constant over time and thereby does not impact the global estimated emission reduction from the LULUCF sector, nor estimates for individual Parties.
In this way the variable capture that we are trying to avoid is built in to the definition of substitution and thereby does not need to be laid down as a separate convention.
The current study is descriptive in nature and thereby does not fully address potential explanatory factors for the hosptialization patterns.
However, it is shown that both strengths cannot be used in design because they overestimate the ultimate strengths and thereby do not satisfy the safety requirements.
We consider emissions- and output-based allocation rules which allow for updating of the basis of allocation over time and thereby do not rely on historical data only.
Under socialist planning, government commands were used to allocate employment and thereby did not permit the hiring or firing of workers for strictly economic reasons.
While testing their negative effects on biological components, studies traditionally rely on initial exposure concentrations and thereby do not take into consideration the dynamic behavior of ENMs that ultimately determines exposure and toxicity (e.g. ion release).
Informal workers do not contribute to the social security system and thereby do not benefit from social security regulations such as health care and pension schemes.
