Sentence examples for thereby reflects from inspiring English sources

It thereby reflects the most powerful criticism that has been raised against the Nagel-model (see Section 5.3).

What is known, and the way that it is known, thereby reflects the situation or perspective of the knower.

The horizontal axis is no longer only ordinal, but stands for time, and the robustness value thereby reflects the overall lifetime of the architecture.

Similarly, in saying that "[t]he logic of the world" is shown by tautologies and true mathematical equations (i.e., #2), Wittgenstein may be saying that since mathematics was invented to help us count and measure, insofar as it enables us to infer contingent proposition(s) from contingent proposition(s) (see 6.211 below), it thereby reflects contingent facts and "[t]he logic of the world".

In this model, PMN migration strongly depends on β2 integrins [10] and thereby reflects an inflammatory situation in vivo where PMN migrate on fibrin within the inflamed interstitial space.

Data were collected through in-depth interviews and it thereby reflects actual experiences.

And never mind that the new lineup of ministers is structured to deliver maximum funding to the West Bank settlement enterprise, thereby reflecting Netanyahu's true priorities — renewed construction won't begin until after Obama goes home.

Their aim is to counteract global warming by shooting water droplets into the sky to buffer up existing clouds, thereby reflecting temperature-increasing sunrays back into the atmosphere.

Healthy vegetation absorbs most of the visible light that falls on it, thereby reflecting a large portion of the NIR.

In November 2002 the trees show lower maximum potentials than −4.00 MPa, thereby reflecting the start of the new vegetation period.

However, it seems that all fractional models have such a property thereby reflecting a property commonly encountered in data analyses of various granularities.