Sentence examples for this study thereby from inspiring English sources
This study, thereby, is conducted to isolate CSD from red sea bream Pagrus major and yellowtail Seriola quinqueradiata.
The results of this study thereby give advice on the proper measurement method in similar exposure situations.
One program may have taken the place of what could have been several programs, which would have increased the number of parenting support programs after 2005 in this study, thereby influencing our results.
Furthermore, thumb fixing is necessary in immobilization treatments; to address this concern, a procedure previously developed and published by the authors [19] was incorporated in this study, thereby facilitating the palm opening to fix the thumb [6, 22].
This study thereby investigates the processes underlying the non-genetic transmission of an obesogenic trait from mother to offspring.
This study thereby demonstrates that application of globin reduction process to whole blood is highly advantageous to generate meaningful data from microarrays.
Physicians lacking knowledge or affinity regarding asplenia might have been more reluctant to participate in the study, thereby inducing a positive bias.
Field staff responsible for water quality testing were extensively trained and supervised throughout the study, thereby minimizing the risk of measurement errors.
Furthermore, only those who were comfortable disclosing personal information and providing blood samples would have participated in this research study, thereby potentially excluding participants who may be even less likely to get tested.
It is important to note that neither corticosterone alone nor HFD alone promoted hyperinsulinemia or hyperglycemia in this short timeframe of study, thereby suggesting that these two treatments (i.e. GCs and HFD) have a synergistic effect on diabetes development.
The time for spectral stabilization of this process coincided with that determined in a previous coupling study, thereby validating this in situ quantitative monitoring of the reaction.
