Sentence examples for thereby referring from inspiring English sources

In this case, we can say of the proposition itself that is either true or false, without thereby referring to the feeling of evidence or necessity perceived by the subject of judgment.

This distinction has been discussed before, thereby referring to fiat aggregates as fiat wholes, scattered (fiat) objects, or as higher-order (fiat) objects [18] [21].

In order to distinguish the unique properties of these proteins from those of native TrxR1 enzyme, we have named them SecTRAPs for selenium compromised thioredoxin reductase-derived apoptotic proteins, thereby referring to derivatives of mammalian TrxR that have i, a compromised Sec residue, ii, no Trx reducing capability and iii, the capacity to induce cell death by a gain of function.

Perhaps this reflects that nurses distinguish between problems that need immediate attention and problems that can wait until the surgery hours, thereby referring some of the patients back to their own GP as has been suggested before.

For example, FPs who work in practices which include physiotherapists or sport medicine therapists, may manage most of their musculoskeletal conditions thereby referring fewer patients and then have shorter wait times to orthopedics or rheumatology.

Even though the implementation of clinical pathways faces similar problems as the implementation of guidelines [ 21, 22], some authors [ 19, 23, 24] expect treatment pathways to raise implementation chances by adapting the guideline recommendations to local conditions and thereby referring more to physicians' work reality.

For example, one can speak of the "Kindle platform" and thereby refer to all the software that displays kindle books, whether it is on the Kindle Reader, and iPod, or a PC.

The HPCLs were synthesized to incorporate the different lengths of the linear segments consisting of 5, 10, and 20 ε-caprolactone units on their backbone chains, and thereby referred to as HPCL-5, -10, and -20, respectively.

These results imply that gp59 inhibits the polymerase holoenzyme in vivo until the helicase-primase gp41-gp611) complex is loaded, and we thereby refer to gp59 as a gatekeeper.

One of these motifs is the DEAD box motif and thereby referred to as DEAD box helicases [6].

Finally, our study only addresses the differences in access to angiography of patients who have already been assessed by a physician and thereby referred for a diagnostic procedure.