thereby

"Ultimately, this technology will be used to monitor and locate these invasive snakes, thereby validating removal efforts."

They could thereby assemble the chlorophyll molecules into two different forms, namely columnar stacks and discrete aggregates, mimicking the circular and tubular arrangements seen in photosynthetic bacteria.

They developed a way to grow a network of human blood vessels in the laboratory and to pass human blood infected with live parasites through the vessels, thereby reconstructing the disease in a dish.

The percentages might sound high but only apply to certain aspects of production, for example, thereby limiting the net impact, said Daniels.

As the Arctic warms at a faster rate than the rest of the planet, Earth’s overall surface becomes less reflective and thereby increases the absorption of solar radiation.