Sentence examples for thereby especially from inspiring English sources

Given its cyclical nature, BD is thereby especially hard to model (Gould and Einat 2007, 2014).

Thereby, especially continuous fibre reinforcement increases the application potential of this novel material group considerably.

Thereby, especially mesoscopic approaches feature some very advantageous properties like high stiffness and strength combined with low masses.

Thereby, especially the interaction between the alpha4beta1 integrin very late antigen (VLA -4 and leukocyte function associated antigen (LFA)-1 with their respectiVLA -4unoglobulin-like ligands vasculeukocyteadhesion molecule (VCAM)-I and intercellular adhesion molecule (ICAM)-I were shown to be essential functionocyte associatednd migrantigennto the CNS in vivo [14], [16], [17], [18].

Hyperosmolar agents have been demonstrated to accumulate in infarcted brain tissue, aggravating brain oedema and space occupation instead of reducing them and thereby (especially in the case of repeated use) worsening brain tissue shifts [ 55, 59].

The fact that all clinical trial participants were followed prospectively in such a thorough and systematic fashion makes it unlikely that patients – particularly those who have poor social support and who are thereby especially vulnerable to being lost to follow up – would, in fact, be lost to follow up.

Feigl, thereby criticizing especially the point of view defended by Hans Reichenbach, proposed instead a 'vindication' rather than a 'validation' of inductive reasoning.

Thereby, we especially focused on patterns of impedance distribution in caudal, juxta-diaphragmatic electrode levels.

Some interesting results were thereby obtained, especially with regard to socio-economic status.

Many economists expect the minimum wage, if it has any effect, to raise employer costs and thereby reduce employment, especially among people who are likely to work in minimum-wage jobs, like part-time workers.

The group, which had several other complaints, said it was "disappointed that the driver is permitted to turn off the sound" because it "in effect, allows drivers to deactivate this important safety feature and thereby endanger pedestrians, especially those who are blind".