Sentence examples for over thereby from inspiring English sources

Scanners can reject improperly marked ballots, allowing the voter to start over, thereby reducing discarded votes.

The MudJug is like a spittoon except it's designed so that it can't tip over, thereby spilling dip juice.

He was convinced that the state would become obsolete only after the working class had taken it over, thereby destroying the class system.

Also, vests tend not to cover the whole of a bra, especially if one's cups runneth over, thereby rendering the vest pointless.

Exchanges were almost absent between the two domains due to the presence of an impassable barrier separating them that was generated by the duplication of a relatively divergent repeat by unequal crossing over, thereby increasing the distance between the most proximal repeats.

Upon endonucleolytic removal of Spo11 from break ends, a subset of DSBs are repaired by crossing-over thereby physically linking homologous chromosome pairs for segregation during meiosis I.

The ability to separate the two gases, without the need for a separator, decreases gas cross-over and thereby enhances the coloumbic efficiency.

As a stage approaches its end, the release decision becomes increasingly dependent on the carried-over storage, thereby increasing uncertainty in decision-making as a result of long-term forecast uncertainty.

Whereas physicians appropriately err on the side of over-diagnosis, thereby assuring they don't miss a case, surveillance case definitions appropriately err on the side of specificity, thereby assuring they do not inadvertently capture illnesses due to other conditions".

In such case, a SRI-induced down-regulation of hypothalamic 5HT1A receptors [ 51] may modulate this oxytocinergic over-activity, thereby eventually contributing to an anti-obsessive response.

Since the application of molecular signatures aims at reducing over-treatment, thereby invariably increasing the risk of under-treatment (in the case of misclassification), much will depend on the individual orientation of the patient.