Sentence examples for thereby influenced from inspiring English sources
The two men's work was complementary: Lazarsfeld combined quantitative and qualitative research methodologies, along with his logic of concept clarification, and thereby influenced Merton's orientation to historical studies.
The doctrine of the four earthly elements was later embodied in the universal system of Aristotle and thereby influenced Western scientific thought until late in the 17th century.
Miss Hsieh "pioneered the literary construction of a soldier image for women -- as imaginative as it may have been -- and thereby influenced this kind of literature in China for decades," said Charles A. Laughlin, professor of modern Chinese literature at Yale University.
Patch carrying capacity also controlled the density of individuals within patches and thereby influenced levels of diversity within populations.
During Middle Triassic times, the Variscan structures were reactivated and thereby influenced the sedimentary processes and tectonic subsidence within the study area.
Alexander's commentaries formed a central part of the Arabic tradition and thereby influenced the Latin West after the revival of Aristotelianism in the Middle Ages.
It's designed to appeal to all the human senses, to engage emotions and thereby influence purchasing behaviour.
Jacques Lacan (1901-81) French psychoanalyst who suggested that the unconscious is structured like a language, thereby influencing cry-makingly unreadable structuralist and post-structuralist thinkers.
The fact that violence, however used, engages the emotions and thereby influences (and sometimes overwhelms) judgment remains true.
The field has an important influence upon the turbulence because it exerts a pressure similar to gas pressure, thereby influencing the motions of the gas.
I think that the answer is 'no', as it ignores a pool of talent which will contribute a different perspective to leadership in the NHS and thereby influence the quality of care delivered and inspiration to younger colleagues.
