Sentence The phrase 'thereby by' is not correct and not usable in written English.
You could use the phrase 'thereby' alone, such as in the sentence: "Her hard work paid off, thereby increasing her chances of success."
So much of Songkick's future will be determined by the quality of our user experience, and thereby by our product team.
All that is written herein being the exact thoughts, feelings, deeds and words of Miss JL Pratt and not to be read thereby by anyone whatsoever until after the said Miss JLP's death, be she married or single at the date of that event".
Thereby by replacing C atoms, the activities and polarizability of the BN nanosheet increases significantly from the original state.
Future studies, in a larger cohort of patients, will test whether the approach can enhance the ability to predict eventual response, thereby by providing an important (clinical) validation.
Thereby by the Fubini theorem, ( T Ω f, D ′ φ ) = ( f, T Ω ′ ( D ′ φ ) ) = ( f, φ ), the desired result follows.
Thereby, by locking workers in low-productivity jobs and reducing the outflow from employment, these measures also reduce the outflow from unemployment as well as outsiders' employment prospects49.
However, plants can transport CH4 produced in the rhizosphere through their roots, stems and leaves, thereby by-passing the upper oxic soil layer.
These latter species could be expected to increase CH4 emissions from wetlands because they would conduct CH4 from deeper layers to the atmosphere, thereby by-passing the aerobic soil layer.
Bacterial infection by contamination is thereby followed by colonization that might cause distinct maternal or fetal responses [ 79, 87].
Each gene is thereby characterized by a discrete transition profile denoted by a string of the letters u, d and s.
Our analyses showed also that the sigV mutant is not affected by the CAMP activity of nisin and thereby likely by that of lysozyme.
