"hereby has" is not an orthodox, acceptable usage of English.
The proper phraseology would be "hereby have" or "hereby have had". For example, "We hereby have accepted the terms of the agreement."
The present research hereby has provided valuable information for further discovery of NDM-1 inhibitors.
The microfluidic chip based biosensor reported hereby has a large prospect in the basic research and clinical diagnosis of cancer stem cell.
Furthermore, the approach proposed hereby has the potential to achieve results superior to those obtained via fixed similarity thresholds (because the dynamic setting of a suitable value for this threshold increases result effectiveness).
The methodology of public participation presented hereby has been developed at the Department of Urban Design at Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (VGTU), Lithuania in partnership with Vilnius City Municipality's Urban Development Department.
All the effects listed hereby have been analyzed and modeled.
Unlike researchers in the 18th, 19th or early 20th-century, who used to work alone and hereby have contributed to forging the classical stereotype, today's scientists are increasingly conducting their projects in teams.
Between the two of us we have put together a slightly updated version of the manifesto that highlights climate change -- an issue that was not understood in 1955 -- and hereby have published it in the form of a petition that we invite anyone in the world to sign.
This phenomenon is believed to have physiological relevance, hereby having widespread implications for both biological understanding and drug development.
Input and background sequence sets hereby had very similar overall GC content.
We hereby have to take into account that InterPro domains are organized in a hierarchical fashion.
A socio-economic gradient among children in need for dental care does hereby have the potential to impact negatively on the learning capacity of the children and the health effect of education in general.
