Sentence examples for thereby consolidating from inspiring English sources

The hippocampus does so, encoding the firing sequence in the cortex and thereby consolidating the memory.

When the U.S. federal government nationalized the express industry in 1918, thereby consolidating all domestic express operations in the American Railway Express Company (see REA Express, Inc ., American Express turned almost wholly to its banking operations and its relatively new travel services, which had been launched in 1915.

A Rostec subsidiary, Technopromexport, is planning to build energy plants in Crimea, "thereby consolidating the illegal annexation" of the Ukrainian peninsula by Russia, the EU says.

Cloud-based solutions allow firms to upload data related to deals, properties, leases and tenants to a centralized location, thereby consolidating data into an easy-to-use database.

This is where banks use blockchain technology to improve their payment clearing systems and overcome certain obstacles in information communication, while also forming consortiums, thereby consolidating their position.

Our present data using Drosophila prove that curcumin improved radioresistance by relieving oxidative stress, thereby consolidating the radioprotective effects of curcumin.

The most indestructible components are thereby consolidated as conglomeratic lenses that are interfingered with finer-grained, quartz-rich beach sandstones.

The state expanded its role as a coordinator of the economy, thanks mainly to the Liberals, who were eager to build a strong economy and thereby consolidate the new nation-state.

In an attentional blink task, when the observer is processing the first target and consequently unable to put the second target stimulus through this late processing phase (the "second stage"), and thereby consolidate it to some degree, its partially processed features suffer from decay and interference as they linger in the early processing stage.

It increased the incentive for hospitals to consolidate, thereby increasing prices and jeopardizing quality.

Under Peronist policies, more capital and labor shifted to the secondary sector, thereby furthering the process of industrialization and consolidating both this alliance and the urban rural conflict.