Sentence examples for more quickly thereby from inspiring English sources

According to the Phillips curve, higher inflation causes wages to rise more quickly, thereby fooling unemployed workers into thinking that the higher nominal wages are generous when, in fact, they are simply inflation-adjusted wages.

High-speed lanes would allow people to get to their destinations more quickly, thereby reducing the number of cars on the freeway at any given moment.

Our data are consistent with the idea that disrupting caveolae removes essential membrane reserves so that cells swell more quickly, thereby potentiating activation of the mechanosensitive ICl,swell channel.

This is because when one of the species evolves faster (here Y ), the symmetry of these dynamics is violated: species Y will always react more quickly, thereby immediately adapting to the other species.

Interestingly, one would expect both types of processes to operate more strongly in organisms that lack an efficient mismatch repair system; in such organisms, selection for stable sequences would be stronger, and deletion biases would operate more quickly, thereby eliminating targets for frame-shift mutations.

That's because if downloading Lite makes them respond to more messages more quickly, it thereby encourages friends to stick with Messenger instead of defaulting back to SMS or iMessage, or straying to Snapchat.

A shorter arc length causes a much greater heat input, which makes the wire electrode melt more quickly and thereby restore the original arc length.

Because our hospital is a major tertiary referral center, the patients in our cohort may have had more severe disease and multiple comorbidities; therefore, they may have been monitored more closely and treated more quickly or differently, thereby leading to possible treatment bias.

The transport minister, Chris Grayling, reportedly believes the plan will incentivise the private operators, which rely on the tracks being in operation, to complete the repairs more quickly than Network Rail, thereby decreasing disruption.

SSM aims to interpret the implicit information provided by the FE analysis, to locate the Design of Experiment (DOE) points more quickly and accurately, and thereby to alleviate the computational burden.

For example, when private sector demand collapses, as in the 2008 crisis, the government "living beyond its means" in the short run may actually reduce public debt faster in the long run, by speeding up economic recovery and thereby more quickly raising tax revenues and lowering social spending.