Sentence examples for whereby further from inspiring English sources
As an interesting aspect, the mentioned oxidants may also react among one another, whereby further microbicidal ROS are formed.
Apparently a plateau is reached whereby further increases in macromolecular crosslinking does not enhance relaxation.
Therefore, our results propose a mechanism whereby further NMJ and skeletal muscle decline ensues upon SC depletion and neuromuscular disruption.
Lastly, a series of group analysis sessions involving the senior members of the research team were conducted, whereby further refinement of the themes was undertaken.
Analysis and data generation took place in parallel whereby further interviews were sought to test emerging patterns which were modified using constant comparison, 'cycling' between sets of data, the developing analysis and further sampling and interviews.
Once engaged, there was an apparent feedback loop whereby further enhancement of well-being increased personal agency and lead to increased involvement in the activities which then lead to changes in attitudes and practices in eating, exercise and mental health.
This was further supported by in vitro data whereby PBMC culture in the presence of LPS, significantly lowered expression of TLR4 mRNA compared to media controls.
Focus groups were run until the point of theoretical saturation, whereby no further novel ideas were generated through discussion.
The maximum is calculated on the basis that saturation point will be reached, whereby no further new information will be gained by interviewing more participants.
Where there are expectations, a spatial dynamic is often created "whereby the further we travel from the source of knowledge production, the more colourful and flamboyant become the promissory properties of knowledge" [ 20].
From the remaining 650 372, 62.27% (N=424 477) were classified as 'quick calls', that is, calls which were handled by the health advisor whereby no further action is needed and would not have met the inclusion criteria.
