Sentence examples for that we thereby from inspiring English sources

Many theorists find it intuitive to think that we thereby mean something different by our term 'water' than our Twin Earth counterparts mean by theirs, and thus that the beliefs we describe as beliefs about water are different from those that our Twin Earth counterparts would describe in the same way.

Keeping the phenotypes as quantitative variables in the analyses, the efficiency is considerably higher as reflected in the fairly narrow CIs, which means that we thereby have narrowed down the likely true OR's that could have given rise to the observed ORs.

Keeping the phenotypes as quantitative variables in the analyses, however, the efficiency is considerably higher as reflected in the fairly narrow confidence intervals, which means that we thereby have narrowed down the likely true ORs that could have given rise to the observed ORs.

Note that our use of the four letters a, b, c and d corresponds to the proportions of the four possible results of binary classification and that we thereby adopt a more commonly accepted notation (see e.g. [ 2]) than Vickers et al. [ 1] (see Figure 1 therein), who used the same letters to denote utilities of the four possible results.

In claiming that, by bringing about a person's existence, we thereby cause that person to be worse off than he or she would otherwise have been at that time if, that is, the person had never come into existence we are relying on the possibility of making an intrapersonal comparison between the values of nonexistence (in the sense of "never existing"[16]) and a person's life.

But we realise that we have thereby contributed to your tragi-comic national psyche.

He concluded: "I hope that the changes we are announcing today can ensure that the Times moves to a sustainable commercial footing and that we can thereby secure the long-term future of the paper and our journalism".

Twenty years ago, as an associate justice, Mr. Rehnquist was a solitary voice in any earlier regulatory case when he wrote, "We ought not to shy away from our judicial duty to invalidate unconstitutional delegations of legislative authority solely out of concern that we should thereby reinvigorate discredited constitutional doctrines of the pre-New Deal era".

It would not follow, however, that we would thereby have a response to the secondary value problem.

To the question, "Why do we engage in communication?," we can answer, "Because we are justified in thinking that we can thereby produce in each other justified beliefs and to provide justifications for engaging in action".

Some argue that although we might attain an authentic instance of a work, the idea that we might thereby hear the work as its contemporaries heard it is wishful thinking, since the musical culture in which we are immersed enforces ways of listening upon us that we cannot escape (Young 1988, 232 7).