Sentence examples for thereby reject from inspiring English sources

We thereby reject instrumental and analytical issues for the generation of the harmonic waves.

Those who find these explanations unsatisfactory and thereby reject the standard account needn't become perdurantists, however, for there are several less-popular endurantist accounts of temporary coincidence.

When Aristotle rejected the Platonic Ideas or Forms, accepting some of the arguments against them that Plato himself had devised in the Parmenides, he did not thereby reject the notion that the telos of philosophical enquiry is a wisdom which turns on what man can know of God.

We can thereby reject the null hypothesis even if the attributable fraction to LS is small.

The president should continue to push for a U.N. resolution with uncompromising and immediate requirements for the Iraqi regime, thereby rejecting the tried course of empty diplomacy, fruitless inspections and failed containment.

But with the suppression of festivities that accompanied modern European "progress", they had done something perhaps far more damaging: they had completed the demonisation of Dionysus begun by Christians centuries ago, and thereby rejected one of the most ancient sources of help - the mind-preserving, life-saving techniques of ecstasy.

When the Allbritton deal fell through, the Tribune Company reversed itself on closing the paper and announced its intention to invest a substantial amount in the News (if negotiations on cost reductions were successful), thereby rejecting attempts by Rupert Murdoch to buy the paper.

In June, Microsoft apparently made a $33 per share offer for all of Yahoo! which was met with Yahoo countering at $37, thereby rejecting the $33 offer.

Or she might be a nihilist for t2 counted by u1, by being an eliminative nominalist about properties and thereby rejecting the target.

Applying Eq. 6 to the results presented in Appendix 1 gives us a LR statistic that is equal to 845.81 thereby rejecting the Tobit model in favour of the Heckman two-step selection model (Heckman 1979) or the double hurdle model (Cragg 1971).

fMoreover, the training participation of German subsidiaries, conditional on firm size and industry sector, does not statistically differ from the training participation of US and UK subsidiaries, thereby rejecting hypothesis 2. For reasons of space, these results will not be reported in Section "Method, results and discussion".