Sentence examples for overall thereby from inspiring English sources

This would increase the efficiency of the binding site and the Q-cycle overall, thereby decreasing the time that ubisemiquinone exists at the Qo site, on average decreasing ROS production.

Measures which improve nutrition, and reduce exposures to environmental chemicals, from all environmental compartments (air, water, soil) and in food and consumer products, are likely to improve child and maternal health significantly over the short term, as well as reduce disease incidence and the cost of health care overall, thereby increasing the quality of life globally.

Chemical and organic herbicides alike can make the soil unsuitable for plant growth overall, thereby making it as inhabitable for cucumbers as it is for weeds.

The merged group could have used power internally rather than have sold it to the overall market, thereby reducing liquidity.

This would reduce overall production, thereby cutting tax revenue and thwarting the grasping mandarins at the Treasury.Academics are divided.

These models can help quantify the contributions of various physical or chemical phenomena that contribute to the overall behavior, thereby enabling the scientist to control and manipulate these phenomena, and thus to optimize the performance of the material or device.

In particular, in the inner heliosheath, the role of PUI and ACR heat flux is to partially decouple the full pressure contribution of the PUIs and energetic particles from the overall pressure, thereby reducing the effective thermodynamic pressure balancing the interstellar pressure against that of the inner heliosheath.

Since higher elevations are cooler, the disappearance of the lowest portion of the glacier decreases overall ablation, thereby increasing mass balance and potentially reestablishing equilibrium.

In the second half of the stage alone, Leipheimer crashed on three separate occasions, and thus finished over seven minutes behind his rivals for overall victory, thereby ending his chances of winning the race and the chances of becoming the first American since Floyd Landis, in 2006, to win the race.

There is a greater effect on π as long as the two subsets show similar sizes (this reversed pattern is indeed not detected in situations where the ancient subset represents 10% or 90% of the overall sample thereby leading to fewer intermediate frequency mutations; Fig. S4).

Thus, increasing the cross-linking density strengthens the overall network, thereby increasing the hardness or stiffness of the gel.