Sentence examples for and thereby virtually from inspiring English sources

But what will happen if it is possible to intervene into the aging process and thereby virtually eradicate also aging-related diseases?

Furthermore, the interaction between α2M and act-MMP-3 is covalent and thereby virtually impossible to break without destroying antigen-antibody reaction.

Film-makers responded by appropriating the techniques of expressionist painting and theatre, incorporating them into twisted tales of madness and terror – thereby virtually inventing what would become known as the horror film.

Finally, complex industries with large masses of proprietary data are also able to control the flow of information to regulators -- information that will form the basis of regulation and enforcement, thereby virtually precluding effective regulation.

An emergency meeting of the Arab League in June 1988 gave the PLO financial control of support for the Palestinians, thereby virtually acknowledging ʿArafāt as their spokesman.

(thereby virtually insuring that his investment agenda will suffer the fate of his recovery plan -- too small and cribbed to do the job).

Grazing of livestock in these "damned fields" (as they were called by ancient French farmers) has since been avoided by shepherds, thereby virtually eliminating the disease from the Bekaa Valley (2, 3 ).

And heat-conducting metallic rods, inserted into cigarettes once they were lit, would burn lips to a crisp and thereby make it virtually impossible to smoke.

Although the Administration had been unable to stop hundreds of thousands of citizens from expressing their views, it had, by virtually suppressing television coverage and thereby eliminating the television reports that most Americans rely on for information, rendered the citizens' demonstration almost as ineffective as if it had not taken place.

AR systems have been used to allow experts to spatially collaborate with others at any other place in the world without traveling and thereby creating the experience of being virtually co-located, e.g. in the field of crime scene investigation [15].

So in recent years, archaeologists have taken a more cautious approach in the hope that modern imaging techniques will be able to virtually unroll the scrolls and thereby study the texts they hide.