Sentence examples for thereby generally from inspiring English sources

A similar algorithm has been previously developed [ 27] mainly for identifying much shorter but more widely conserved gene clusters such as operons and über-operons [ 28], but unlike their method, our method considers not only genes in the same direction but also those in the opposite direction as neighboring genes, and thereby generally generates longer alignments.

The case is a good vehicle for revealing various psychological assumptions and nonverbal behaviors, thereby generally increasing psychological awareness.

Accessibility is thereby generally modeled as a static concept with little – if any – account for temporal variations in services and transportation provision across the diurnal cycle and week, such as those resulting from opening hours and congestion effects.

The various waste products, consisting of either end-of-life or production (scrap) waste, are the feedstock of secondary techniques, thereby generally reduced in size to a more desirable shape and form, such as pellets, flakes or powders, depending on the source, shape and usability.

The biomass obtained is thereby generally disposed without further use, and costs for water operators increase as a result [1].

This might be an expression of the fact that children under 14 years of age have smaller lungs and thereby generally shorter airways than adults [27].

The edge of a smooth knife, generally called a doctor blade, spreads the slurry onto the carrier film at a specified thickness, thereby generating a flexible tape.

The use of two homogenization units (e.g. orifices) in series thereby is generally accepted as increasing homogenization efficiency, even when the mechanism is still not fully understood yet.

Thereby, siRNAs generally affecting cell viability, as determined by intracellular ATP levels, were excluded.

Buildings increasingly incorporate new construction materials, these include the use of sustainable nanotechnology products, creating new conditions for improving efficiency and safety generally, thereby providing a comfortable built environment for future generations.

(b) generally, thereby including treatment of diseases or illnesses.