Sentence examples for develop thereby from inspiring English sources

It was observed that embedding a hyperelastic material to the cellular structure dramatically hindered the shearing bands in localized regions to develop, thereby made it feasible for composite material to undergo larger deformations without failure.

Once activated, BK channels allow an osmotic imbalance to develop, thereby initiating the vacuolization process seen in paraptosis.

The efficiency of self-mating [ 25, 32], combined with the highly clonal population structure seen in regions such as North America [ 6, 45], might allow long range epistasis to develop, thereby suppressing intrachromosomal recombination.

The concentrated bond stress is transferred away from the crack, developing thereby a locally debonded area.

With their guidance, we ultimately settled on a redwood grove within the campground of the Ventana Hotel & Spa in Big Sur, chosen largely because the site had already been developed, thereby minimizing the impact on the forest and avoiding the issue of a large number of guests trampling a "pristine" forest.

After a 4-month start-up period, a stable sulfur cycle-based biological nitrogen removal system having a hydraulic retention time (HRT) of 12.5 h was developed, thereby reducing the amount of space needed by 30 40% compared with conventional activated sludge (CAS) plants in Hong Kong.

The fact that modafinil together with preventing operant conditioning learning was also able to block LTP induction in the prefrontal cortex, suggests that the drug could interfere some critical component required for LTP can be developed, thereby altering neuroplastic capabilities of the prefrontal cortex.

r84 binds both human and mouse VEGF (Figure 1A, B), and a mouse chimeric version of r84 (mcr84) has been developed, thereby obviating the need for complex mouse model systems genetically engineered to express human VEGF [12] to study contributions of host- and tumor-derived VEGF in human xenograft or syngeneic tumor models.

We illustrate the strengths, weakness, inconsistencies and controversies in the literature to better understand the paradigm in which muscle injury descriptors have been developed, thereby facilitating future understanding.

The post-test was authored after the e-learning module had been developed, thereby avoiding the potential bias of 'teaching to the test'.

Among these additional features, muscle weakness in particular may impact the rate at which fatigue develops, thereby changing the temporal relationship between the improvement of the myotonia and the reduction of force in response to repetitive vigorous contractions.