Sentence examples for the herewith from inspiring English sources
adverb
With this; especially, with this letter or communication
The cost targets for hydrogen refuelling and mobility can be reached with a liquid hydrogen distribution and the herewith presented cost-optimized large-scale liquefaction plant concepts.
A larger filter could have been used to obtain smoother images; however, the herewith increased possibility of homogeneous visualization of actually inhomogeneous uptake would have negatively affected the assessment of optimal algorithm performance.
The herewith obtained eo pump embedded into the microfluidic system had a capillary cross-section of 65 μm × 55 μm and its flow rate was determined to be 0.12 nl s−1 V−1 Ueh within the range of applied voltages Ueh from −1.5 up to 1.5 V.
Hence, the herewith reported observations warrant investigations into the potential role of HIF-2α, a task that is currently under way in our laboratory.
Specifically, during rapid tumour growth and the herewith associated ischemia the yield of high energy bonds (ATP) from glucose oxidation is about twice that of fatty acid oxidation.
The herewith presented study identified strong endothelial CCR2 expression in brain metastases but also stronger CCR2 expression in tumour cells of brain metastases compared with primary RCC.
The resulting calculated value of the characteristic temperature T 0 is 3.05 × 106 K, which is several times higher than for atomically thin layers of MoS2 [25] and defines the effective density of the states near the Fermi level of the material, herewith the observed inverse dependence of these parameters.
The system, herewith, is the office work with commuting.
As the continuation of the work, herewith, we report their catalytic study in the transesterification of palm cooking oil.
Therefore, the Editorial Board of ECAP has decided to award a prize for the best ADHD paper of the year and herewith declares officially the The prize will be awarded each year.
And because some of the challengers are already complaining about a lack of attention from the public and the press, herewith a list in objectively alphabetical order.
