Sentence examples for thereby rarely from inspiring English sources

Our operating tables are certified for patients weighing ≤ 250 kg, thereby rarely necessitating specialized tables for bariatric surgery (for which our hospital is certified).

As noted in a previously published article (Calabrese 2005a), Problematic in the general area of research is that investigators who report findings on in vitro tumor cell proliferation do not typically cite responses in other systems such as the immune that could affect tumor responses, thereby rarely approaching an integrative assessment of the whole organism.

Blood pressure measurement by patients is informative for both patients and providers, but is rarely performed systematically, thereby reducing its utility.

It was reported that specialists seek out cases (and thereby payment) wherever available and rarely opt to solely practise in the private sector.

"We will write things and we will sell things," he said, thereby yoking two enterprises that are rarely yoked.

He rarely called defence witnesses, thereby avoiding the possibility of rebuttal witnesses for the Crown, and securing the last word for himself.

Artificial selection and conventional plant breeding break down precisely these resilient systems, thereby creating gene combinations that would rarely survive in nature.

The PON1 gene variants associated with autism in subgroups of the U.S. population but not in Italy could be attributed to the fact that HFCS consumption rarely occurs in Italy, thereby lessening the conditions for PON1 modulation.

This explains why entrepreneurs, many of them perfectionists, are prone to burnout: They constantly chase perfection and only rarely (if ever) achieve it, thereby sapping their self-esteem.

One early shortcoming however of the current workflow is, that commercial software for surgery planning is available, but restricts rarely allows free data export thereby hindering a CAD/CAM pathway with internal resources.

However, PEGylation can mask the binding site, especially in peptides, and thereby reduce the activity drastically, which is only rarely compensated by the improved bioavailability.