Sentence examples for reused thereby from inspiring English sources

When selecting between the two channel upgrade scenarios, the south channel upgrade is preferable if dredged material can be reused, thereby recouping dredging costs; otherwise, there is a strong tradeoff between upgrade costs and coral sedimentation.

Once acquired the samples can be reused, thereby rendering the technique 'semi-destructive'.

Inert ingredients can also reduce the protective efficacy of work clothing that is washed and reused, thereby enhancing exposure to pesticides.

The use of the adaptSTAR model can empower designers of buildings to make critical decisions that contribute to improving longevity and future reuse, thereby ensuring that future building adaptive reuse will foster sustainable built environments.

Although having detailed metadata on content, provenance and sample relations enables both replication and reuse, thereby increasing the data's scientific impact, scientists will in reality weigh these benefits against the labour required to report and maintain the metadata.

By separating plastic out of the waste stream, the team is able to reduce and reuse plastic thereby providing cash incentives to both generators and collectors of waste.

The goal is to capture most of the 200,000 tons of apparel and other textiles that New Yorkers throw away each year but that could be reused instead and thereby reduce the city's garbage disposal costs.

Results of the toxicity analysis further indicated that the bio-treated solutions were fit to be reused or discharged, thereby establishing the potential of Pseudomonas mendocina for biodegradation applications in wide scale.

There is a paucity of such studies and, in most instances, a few waveforms that are available in literature are reused by others, thereby taking away the patient-specific nature of the problem being solved.

In this paper it is intended to discuss an approach to reduce design costs for subsequent missions by introducing modularity, commonality and multi-mission capability and thereby reuse of mission individual investments into the design of lunar exploration infrastructural systems.

The waste water – 3,000 tons daily – that comes from the kitchen is treated and reused in the sewage system, thereby reducing the load on the surrounding infrastructure.