The phrase "and thereby often" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a consequence or result that frequently follows from a previous statement or action.
Example: "The new policy encourages teamwork, and thereby often leads to increased productivity among employees."
Alternatives: "and thus frequently" or "and as a result often".
Two collections of short stories dealing with extra-planetary visitors, on the other hand, provide a drolly distanced (and thereby often surprisingly intimate) perspective on ordinary American life.
Breyer drives the point home: "…extremely violent games can harm children by rewarding them for being violently aggressive in play, and thereby often teaching them to be violently aggressive in life".
One is "how schools change reforms", i.e., how schools adapt new ideas to the current practices and thereby often transform these new ideas in the process.
Moreover, a complex network of proteins has been identified at tight junctions that is based on cytoskeleton‐linked adaptors that recruit and thereby often regulate different types of signaling components that regulate epithelial proliferation, differentiation, and polarization.
This was done since the narrative reviews are often simply descriptive, do not consist of a systematic search of the literature derived a priori, and thereby often focus on a subgroup of studies in an area which is chosen basing on availability or author selection; moreover, narrative reviews can often include an element of selection bias.
Extensive gaps in data availability prevent the mapping of patterns of deficits, the estimation of trends of key variables, and thereby often seriously compromise efforts at conceptualization, policy design, monitoring and impact assessment.
For these reasons standard tests such as the Daphnia acute immobilisation test or the algal growth inhibition test, which are required for the REACH registration, might provide insufficient results and are thereby often not appropriate for a realistic risk assessment.
Current treatments including surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy remain to have several disadvantages, thereby often leading to recurrence[2].
CMA further identified the additional material of unknown origin and delineated breakpoints on all derivative chromosomes, thereby often having the added advantage of refining genomic intervals involved in the imbalance (N = 26) such as in case V4-31, case V5-41 and case V5-35 (Table S1 and S2).
4 The three human SUMO proteins (SUMO-1, SUMO-2 and SUMO-3) are conjugated to diverse target proteins, thereby often altering their interaction with other proteins through interactions between SUMO and SUMO-binding motifs.
The additive effects MTC model incorporates this dependency by assuming full additivity of treatment effects, and thereby gains often valuable precision.
