Sentence examples for changed thereby from inspiring English sources
Therefore, when the SWCNT-bundle bridges the electrodes, the local potential distribution is changed, thereby changing the local electrical field.
No one, however, would argue that the sea was not changed thereby.
In an earlier statement WhatsApp pointed out that its implementation of the Signal protocol includes an optional "Show Security Notifications" setting that will notify a user when a contact's security code has changed — thereby allowing users to opt in to be notified when/if a key has been changed (and thus when/if there's a risk of their messages being man-in-the-middle intercepted).
When the protein is tethered to a solid support, the surrounding solution can be readily changed, thereby allowing for facile screening of potential ligands with SDSL-EPR on the same protein sample.
In the cerebral cortex, complex I activity shows a dramatic decrease and such deficit is prevented by Zn2+ even though cortical tau immunoreactivity is not changed, thereby suggesting that additional region-specific factors are playing a role in promoting mitochondrial dysfunction in our model.
In certain fracture patterns even if the screws were located at the fracture site, the bone defect area, or not the main fracture fragment, the screw insertion trajectory could not be changed, thereby severely affecting the fixation and even leading to failure [ 11].
The amount of open part of the crack constantly changes, thereby changing the flexibility of the cracked rotor.
Effective learning systems enable employees to adapt more easily to change, thereby increasing their effectiveness.
Furthermore, with climate change, the stochastic characteristics of the environmental drivers also change, thereby impacting the well dynamics.
These modular software pieces can be reused and reconfigured in new ways as business conditions change, thereby saving time and money for companies.
Shifting tax burden describes the situation where the economic reaction to a tax causes prices and output in the economy to change, thereby shifting part of the burden to others.
