Sentence examples for thereby again from inspiring English sources

Not only did he emulate his predecessor in that year and in 2010 by taking more than 50% of first preferences under the supplementary vote system, thereby again leaving no need for a second preference run-off, he also increased the Labour slice of the pie by 8.5%.

Turning the gas flow off leads to free convection and, thereby, again to different power loss contributions.

Interestingly, photoperiod length can influence the DAT level in the brain of rats (Dulcis et al. 2013), thereby again connecting the dopaminergic system and the circadian rhythm (see "Circadian rhythm") with the pathophysiology of BD.

These residues were overlapping to those of site I markers (Table 4) thereby again supporting the results of site I displacement (Figure 11).

From phase 3 onwards, proliferation decreases in the trigeminal placode, but increases in the anlagen of the lens and olfactory placodes thereby, again, preceding massive apoptosis in these rostral placodes by about one phase.

Similarly, in case of a known exposure to HIV, patients will seek to clarify their HIV status as rapidly as possible, usually within 3 months, thereby again favoring detection of their infection in the first quarter.

Misguidedly, the IEA and the United States will be looking to Saudi Arabia to take the lead in countering or at least moderating Ahmadinejad's objectives for ever higher oil prices, thereby once again depending on OPEC's largest producer whose duplicity is ignored or rationalized away again and again.

Again, we compute several performance measures for the strategies and compare them in Table 3. Thereby, we again focus on the risk/return characteristics of the strategies.

They thereby once again illustrated George Lakoff's powerful concept of "frame".

But years of overwork by those nerve cells takes a toll, leading them to begin dying off themselves, thereby once again producing the symptoms of the disease.

Likewise, in the week that Mr. Cameron from Downing Street is pressing for approval of his semi-reset of UK-EU relations, loudly insisting on "no UK contribution to Euro bailouts", he also backed Mme Lagarde, even though the sizable past and future UK contributions to all Euro bailouts will thereby once again pass through a Euro-managed IMF.