Sentence examples for and thereby tends to from inspiring English sources
Economic accumulation takes place over time and thereby tends to be greatest among older people (though this is not, of course, to say that all older people share in it).
It also denies the rural sector the much-needed human capital, reduces availability of farm labour (Ogwumike and Aramolaran, [2000]), and thereby tends to weaken productivity and income levels in the sector.
The lead contamination in the lake slowly but continuously influences the lead concentration in the river, and thereby tends to contaminate all the other small lakes (body tissues and organs including brain) with which the river comes in contact.
The older person specific instruments identified by this review reflect quality of life in a broader sense and thereby tend to address the majority of key domains previously highlighted as important to older people.
Sharon seems to imply that regression therapy further embeds the assumption that it is parents who have caused their child's illness (perhaps via the culturally prevalent and mistaken assumption that all psychological therapies focus on an individual's childhood and thereby tend to locate the 'origin' of the mental illness within the family).
The increased mobility of the middle classes of many nations today has made foreign travel possible for more and more people, thereby tending to soften some of the very strong regional differences in design.
Major and minor elements thereby tended to react in the same direction.
A policy of encouraging growth has the effect of keeping the demand for imports high and making labour markets tight, thereby tending to push up money wage rates.
This structure may have been prone to significant levels of man-mediated and natural dispersal of V. inaequalis, thereby tending to produce genetic homogeneity among populations within regions.
River inflows contribute many pollutants, thereby tending to induce ecological and hygienic problems (Wang et al. 2007).
BiP acts as an ER-resident molecular chaperone that is induced by ER stress, and this protein refolds the unfolded proteins, thereby tending to maintain homeostasis in the ER [22], [23].
