Sentence examples for thereby much from inspiring English sources

A step forward came in 1516, when the grand duke Sigismund I granted Kiev a charter of autonomy, thereby much stimulating trade.

Compared to the HVOF-sprayed WC-Co coating with micro-sized WC particles, WC- nanoWC-Co) exhibited much higher hardness and toughness and thereby much higher WC- nanoWC-Coce.

Thereby, much that seemed fresh and immediate a relatively short time ago (in human experience, if not Internet time) is now archival.

This enhanced potential to develop fat cells can lead to the buildup of small adipocytes that are highly insulin sensitive, and, thereby, much better at controlling lipid release.

Oestrogens produced in adipose tissue have a direct mitogenic effect on endometrial cells, and in obese women, this effect is assumed not to be counterbalanced by progesterone because of chronic anovulation and thereby much reduced progesterone synthesis.

Indeed, they revealed that the "duckbill" valve was not moving totally into the inspiratory position at lower inspiratory flow rates and this caused major leaks and, thereby, much of the insufflated volume bypassed the patient and led to desaturation [ 12].

He has thereby done much to hoist his Liberal Democrats from their usual third-party peripheral role.

Such a deliberate slow-down could help to lower the political temperature and turn negotiations into routine events, thereby shedding much of their media hype and agitation.

The question is whether that ambition is turned into deeds, thereby redeeming much of the often destructive record of the last five years".

With the two men apart, the film starts to meander, hopping between scenes with no particular connection, and thereby losing much of its narrative focus.

An "energy recovery system," Mr. Wilson said, works on the same principle, but is able to transfer heat from incoming or outgoing air, thereby "recapturing" much of the heat or air-conditioning lost to the outside.