Sentence examples for thereby very from inspiring English sources
He collected money and sent it to Jerusalem to expiate their sins, acting thereby "very well and honorably, taking account of the resurrection.
Thereby, very promising long-term stabilities for the autothermal reforming of commercial desulphurised Jet A-1 were achieved.
It is thereby very challenging for organizations to ascertain with accuracy the relationship between E 2.0 investments and returns, using the currently available intermediate measures like engagement (Fuchs-kittowski et al. [2009]; Chui et al. [2012]).
Thereby very similar activities were found for MBP-fur-GST and MBP-furS-GST preparations irrespective of the level of cleavage within their fur or furS sites.
Due to these NLS signals are placed at the C-terminal extension of the LdTopIL subunit only, it is thereby very likely that the enzyme assembly takes place in the cytosol before translocation to the nuclear compartment [3].
In this regard, CES is more sensitive than contrast-enhanced CT for detecting slight tumour blood flow, and thereby very useful in diagnosing malignant hypovascular renal tumours [ 50].
Ruthenium dioxide electrodes store charge via faradaic reactions involving proton exchange with the electrolyte, thereby achieving very high specific capacitance values that make it a very interesting material for electrochemical capacitors.
February can be a tough month: cold, damp, cloudy, raw, devoid of major celebrations and thereby providing very little excuse for not knuckling down and getting some work done.
Aortic or mesenteric atherosclerosis was present in most patients and thereby had very good sensitivity, but poor specificity.
Among these, with high Probability of Use (PU) Juniperus communis (0.86), Pinus wallichina (0.48) and Abies pindrow (0.47) emerged as preferred species and thereby having very high pressure.
Thereby, the very high COD yield and the greatly increased VFA/TIC ratio are indications of low process intensity in terms of the degradation rate of the dry organic matter.
