Sentence examples for more difficult thereby from inspiring English sources

This decrease in mobility rendered chain organization and crystallization more difficult, thereby lowering the melting enthalpy.

It is considered that the multiple pores in the adhesive paste used in the low-quality recycled coarse aggregate (LRCA) were filled with high-fluidity modification paste, making water penetration more difficult and thereby reducing the absorption rate.

Questions on which students scored >75% correct on the pretest were replaced or rewritten to make them more difficult and thereby more sensitive discriminators of conceptual understanding.

The inverse identification problem corresponding to this parameter extraction process becomes thereby more difficult to solve and needs generally a lot of a priori knowledge and trials.

As an effect measure, the relative effect has the disadvantage that it is less specific than the difference between the means, and thereby more difficult to interpret.

In particular, Mr Posner notes that because the effects of carbon emissions are distributed globally, and not just concentrated in a few "victim nations," transaction costs for negotiating them down are very high, and a solution is thereby far more difficult to come by.

The nickel particles proved to be more difficult to suspend in solution, thereby sacrificing control of the deposition composition.

Does this make it easier or more difficult to gather information and thereby knowledge?
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"Repeated attacks often lead to chaos and make it more difficult to treat the wounded, thereby increasing the number of fatalities," Aitor Zabalgogeazkoa, Doctors Without Borders coordinator in Syria, said in a statement.

It will thereby make it more difficult to have a serious discussion of the military spending that's required for our national security needs.

And so, while you don't want to make the place harder to sell -- thereby making life more difficult for your landlady -- you should not cover up a serious problem.