Sentence examples for thereby markedly from inspiring English sources

Increasing the pit size reduced labour input requirements and thereby markedly boosted the profitability of the system.

The recovery rate increases significantly with an increase in strain, thereby markedly reducing the thermal stability of the material deformed to the largest strain.

The control of microstructure, down to the nano-scale, is shown capable of inverting the predominant ionic to an electronic charge carrier and thereby markedly modifying electrical properties.

Short-term aging treatment has slightly influence on enhancement effect of type II anti-stripping agents on adhesion, but the enhancement effect on adhesion was not obvious after long-term aging treatment and cohesive strength of bitumen significantly decreased at low temperature, thereby markedly diminishing total strength.

In this study, two endophytic fungi (S1 and S3) sampled from wild D. officinale formed in vitro mycorrhizal associations with host roots, thereby markedly enhancing seedling growth.

Hypokalemia would be predicted to further reduce the current density of IKr channels already impaired at baseline by the P1086fs+32X mutation in our patient, thereby markedly prolonging the QT interval and increasing the risk of torsade arrest in our proband.

He not only did not pursue or even contemplate the vie de bohème, he would not allow it even to be discussed, thereby diverging markedly from the more usual Oxford liking for gossip.

A recent and surprising finding for the PTHR1 is that it can form highly stable complexes with certain PTH ligand analogs and thereby mediate markedly prolonged signaling responses in cells and in animals.

Once privatized, these outfits' services will improve markedly, thereby creating a constituency for fresh privatizations.

As illustrated by quantative assessments of NO and vasopressin during prolonged exposure to endotoxin or bacteria, cellular function may be profoundly altered, thereby producing a markedly different, and therefore incomparable, picture to the early response.

Therefore, as the number of genes increases, the number of individuals required in order to estimate polygenic risk markedly increases, thereby necessitating the need for a modeling approach.