Sentence examples for thereby with the from inspiring English sources

Thereby, with the technical advances attained in the last decades, and the deeper understanding of cell membrane physiology, lipids have eventually gained importance in maintaining health, and more importantly, in their involvement in the development of diseases.

A large amount of charged particles emerging from the Sun interacts thereby with the magnetic field of the Earth, enters directly or via reconnection into the Earth's magnetosphere and is captured then partly within the radiation belts.

To review statistics on smoking prevalence and to analyze whether the implementation of national tobacco control legislation had an association with the prevalence of smoking, and thereby, with the occurrence of smoking-related lung diseases.

Thereby, with the barley best bidirectional hit (BBH), we were able to link 16,964 transcripts to barley genes.

The German Kidney Foundation plays a key role in supporting the study, particularly with regard to co-operation with the three German Nephrological Associations (see acknowledgments) and thereby with the collaborating dialysis centers.

The edema was found in Stages 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4A of ROP thereby concluding that the stage of the disease may not be associated with macular edema thereby concurring with the findings of Maldonado et al. [ 33].

The reader can thereby identify with the heroine and share in her increasing alarm and helplessness.

The internal market commissioner, Frits Bolkestein, proposed taking legal action, arguing that the Volkswagen law deters potential buyers of the carmaker, thereby interfering with the free movement of capital in the European Union.

It was only days ago, on Sunday, that Gov. George E. Pataki pledged to tighten the state's lobbying laws, thereby vying with the two top legislative leaders for the mantle of government reformer.

Antimetabolite, a substance that competes with, replaces, or inhibits a specific metabolite of a cell and thereby interferes with the cell's normal metabolic functioning.

Glycoprotein allows the virion to attach to a receptor on the host cell surface and thereby fuse with the host cell membrane, leading to infection.