Sentence examples for thereby typically from inspiring English sources

Nestled on the right bank, the wines produced here tend to be Merlot-based, thereby typically softer, rounder and more fruit-driven than wines from the Medoc.

Currently PHLAT uses a CDS-based reference for HLA inference steps and thereby typically delivering a four- to six-digit prediction that corresponds to the non-synonymous and synonymous coding variants, respectively.

Foreign — distinct thereby, thereby typical.

This approach is also nearly independent of p. Although the total iteration count is slightly higher than using AMG accelerated by CG directly on the high-order operator, the preconditioned approach has the advantage of a straightforward matrix-free implementation of the high-order operator, thereby avoiding typically large computational and storage costs.

The tenants-at-will thereby enfranchised typically voted as instructed by their landlords, who in turn normally supported the Tory party.

Thereby, LAI is typically defined as one half the total leaf area per unit of horizontal ground surface area (Chen and Black 1992; Weiss et al. 2004; Gonsamo and Pellikka 2008), whereas fAPAR refers to the fraction of photosynthetically active radiation (PAR: 400 700 nm) that is absorbed by vegetation canopy.

Alexander replied to the two senators in a 13 November 2012 letter that quoted back sections of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act that seemed to allow the NSA greater capability in handling Americans' communications than intelligence officials typically state – thereby seeming to confirm Wyden's "backdoor searches" loophole.

When that happens, the influx of capital into the venture capital industry typically declines, thereby causing investment activity to drop.

Another challenge is that the metal film is typically opaque, thereby making light extraction from the metal side of the device difficult.

The hydrate slurry thus formed is depressurized to dissociate at a lower temperature, typically 5 9 °C, thereby absorbing heat from a space to be refrigerated.

In its most general form, the aesthetic value puzzle is the puzzle of why texts that evoke imaginative resistance are often aesthetically compromised thereby; this puzzle is typically discussed specifically in the context of morality.