Sentence examples for will therefore act from inspiring English sources

The spores themselves will therefore act as the vaccine.

"The increasing number of schools that will be outside local authority control (including academies and free schools), and which will, therefore, act as their own admission authorities, is especially troubling".

I SUGGESTED yesterday that recent changes in oil prices may indicate that supply is increasingly tight, and that oil prices will therefore act as a check on economic growth for the near future.

But of course the information provided in this appendix is also relevant for the subsequent chapters and will therefore act as reference beyond this chapter.

Even so, firms founded by entrepreneurs with high intent to grow will do their utmost to challenge existing firms and win market share, and will therefore act as a driver of innovation for others and, as a consequence, other firms might be forced to develop new knowledge of their own or to create knowledge pipelines outside the region.

"If being surrounded by a cultureless abyss insufficiently communicates to confused tourists that they are in Houston, the bean's verticality will therefore act as an additional reminder of their poor life choices," he wrote.

Deputy Health Minister Vaughan Gething said: "It is envisaged seven or eight emergency department consultants will be recruited for NHS Wales to support the initial 12-hour service, as well as complementing the number of emergency department consultants based at A&E departments around Wales. "The service will, therefore, also act as a mechanism for attracting new consultants to Wales".

The results from this systematic review, will therefore also act as a baseline to compare against after the implementation of the TRIPOD guidelines.

Thus, access to more helpful medicines will become more equitable and, therefore, act to reduce global inequalities in health.

The Commission will therefore continue to act, because we think, as a large majority of stakeholders do, that there is much to be gained from working at EU level to support initiatives at the local, regional and national levels.

Peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) from patients have been used widely as surrogates and various parameters associated with DN can be detected in these cells (Hofmann et al., 1999, Ihm et al., 1997, Sourris et al., 2010, Yi et al., 2014); our assumption is that PBMC mitochondria will resemble systemic changes in the body and therefore will act as surrogate cells for kidney tissue.