Sentence examples for moreover thereby from inspiring English sources
Capitalist ideologies give an inverted explanation for market relations, for example, so that human beings perceive their actions as the consequence of economic factors, rather than the other way around, and moreover, thereby understand the market to be natural and inevitable.
However, despite the abundant evidence on hyperoxia-induced acute lung injury from studies in experimental animal (for reviews see [45, 47]), so far no biomarkers have been identified in humans that would allow evaluating the degree of ROS and/or RNS formation, and, moreover, thereby avoiding pulmonary O2 toxicity.
However, despite the abundant evidence on hyperoxia-induced acute lung injury from studies in experimental animal (for reviews see [ 45, 47]), so far no biomarkers have been identified in humans that would allow evaluating the degree of ROS and/or RNS formation, and, moreover, thereby avoiding pulmonary O2 toxicity.
Credit from abroad fortified the economy, moreover, and thereby allowed Sarmiento to engage in a costly civil war to put down an uprising in Entre Ríos.
Moreover, he thereby puts himself in danger of retaliation by the person whom he has wronged; so once again obedience to nomos is disadvantageous.
Moreover, Panthenol can promote epithelization thereby enhancing the regeneration of the skin.
Moreover, heparin induces systemic anticoagulation, thereby aggravating liver failure-associated coagulopathy.
Moreover, fishing reduces population size, thereby relaxing intra-population competition of the harvested population.
Moreover, they exhibit antioxidant properties thereby preventing atherosclerosis (Sato and Miyata, 2000; Jakubowski, 2003; Corzo-Martínez et al., 2007) and are protective against many fungi, virus, and bacteria (Corzo-Martínez et al., 2007).
Moreover, coordination exercise stimulates cognitive function, thereby inducing positive adaptations of cerebral function when regularly practiced.
Moreover, the processes are well controlled, thereby ensuring that degradation is orderly and coordinated.
