Sentence examples for thereby that they from inspiring English sources

The Greek historian Polybius (died 118 bce) called his writings "pragmatic," meaning thereby that they were intended to be instructive and useful to his readers.

All the seven scale-efficient hospitals displayed constant returns to scale (CRS), implying thereby that they were operating at their most productive scale sizes.

Fourteen (35%) district hospitals had an SE of 100%, implying thereby that they had the most productive scale size (MPSS) for that particular input output mix.

They consider thereby that BAK2 exists in its genomic form only [Gottlieb et al., 2010].

yielding thereby, that is, for each This concludes the proof.

Anything that lacks the distinguishing criteria for oxen is thereby "that" (a non-ox).

Joyce studies are a harmless enough pursuit, keeping lots of academics in gainful employment, thereby ensuring that they will be able to feed and clothes their offspring.

During the Middle Ages, keys became bigger (too big to be worn as rings) and more ornate, thereby ensuring that they remained conspicuous.

In retrospect, the Reagan-Gorbachev summit in Reykjavík, Iceland, in October , 1986 was a milestone: the two leaders discussed abolishing all strategic weapons, and thereby showed that they were not completely resistant to and mistrustful of each other, in a way that made perestroika possible.

The main thrust of the work of the nuclear physicist Phil Elliott, one of the most distinguished theoreticians in this field, who has died aged 79, was to establish connections between models, thereby showing that they were complementary, rather than in conflict.

This would involve banks having to submit substantial collateral to the central bank in order to be allowed to engage in expanded lending, thereby ensuring that they would "always have sufficient cash to meet the demands of depositors and others supplying short-term unsecured debt".