Sentence examples for thereby conserving from inspiring English sources
Bisphosphonates work by inhibiting that breakdown, thereby conserving bone density.
Granted, this is largely due to government efforts to pave over the irrigation channels, which reduces the need for yearly maintenance, thereby conserving labor.
Conversely, cold causes contraction of the vessels and initiates shivering, thereby conserving heat in the first instance and generating it in the second.
Within the social group, the hierarchy may be maintained through physical combat between individuals, but in many cases stereotyped patterns of behaviour evolve to displace actual combat, thereby conserving energy while maintaining the social structure.
All splints were printed at a standing posture, as depicted in Fig. 18, thereby conserving support material and saving printing time.
Clustering of nodes minimizes the amount of data transmission, routing delay and redundant data in the network, thereby conserving network energy.
In difficult economic times, it may seem logical to cut investments that yield results only in the long term, and thereby conserve money and resources to address short-term problems.
Sprint places a high priority on reuse, as it helps reduce the need to manufacture new phones and thereby conserves more energy and raw materials, compared with recycling.
In addition, unlike other machine learning methods, CBR does not require a model; instead, it calculates the similarities between the new and previous cases and, thereby, conserves time and effort.
In a scenario where the absence of the target (null hypothesis) is much more likely than its presence (target hypothesis), an alternative formulation of the decentralized detection problem would allow the sensors to not communicate all the time to the fusion center, and thereby conserve energy.
Functional non-coding sequences are often assumed to be under evolutionary selection pressure, and thereby conserved relative to the surrounding non-functional sequence.
