Sentence examples for therefore fulfilling from inspiring English sources

It is demonstrated that breakup and retraction can be severely limited or even stopped at lower blending temperatures, therefore fulfilling the condition for stability of co-continuous morphologies.

These trees are often key components of the canopy, therefore fulfilling structural engineer roles that provide resources and conditions for the survival of many forest species.

Klein also made sure Let It Be was released as a motion picture rather than a TV film, therefore fulfilling the group's contractual obligations with United Artists.

However, in a statement on Friday evening, Wada said a letter from the Russian Ministry of Sport had "sufficiently acknowledged the issues identified in Russia, therefore fulfilling the first of the two outstanding criteria needed for compliance".

Therefore, fulfilling the goal of material recognition only by using surface reflectance properties appears to be difficult.

The NR-group had the highest subscores for items 3 and 9, which measure, respectively, the inability to refrain from using a substance and the need to continue its administration to maintain well-being, therefore fulfilling DSM-IV criteria [25] for dependency.

FilmStruck, therefore, "fulfills a specific film-lover need".

What befalls the Athenians in Sicily therefore fulfills the desperate prediction of the Melians: "We know that in war fortune sometimes makes the odds more level than could be expected".

In fact he had stern words for a government lawyer, Peter M. Skinner, who argued that the C.I.A. had searched the investigative files and, even though officials had found nothing related to the tapes, had therefore fulfilled its obligations to the A.C.L.U.

FilmStruck, therefore, "fulfills a specific film-lover need". A basic subscription costs $6.99 a month, and you can add the Criterion Channel programmed by the Criterion team, offering a huge selection of films and bonus features for an extra four dollars.

It therefore fulfills constraint (10) without being piecewise differentiable.