thereby

/ˌðɛərˈbaɪ/

adverbformal

böylece; bu yolla

By that means; as a result of that; in that way.

  • He lowered his expenses, thereby saving money each month.
  • The new law reduced pollution, thereby improving air quality.
  • The university implemented a mentorship program for first-year students, thereby reducing dropout rates by nearly fifteen percent.
  • Researchers isolated the contaminated samples before analysis, thereby preventing cross-contamination that could compromise their findings.
  • The government restructured its taxation policies to favor renewable energy investments, thereby accelerating the transition away from fossil fuels.
  • Ancient civilizations developed irrigation systems that channeled river water to arid regions, thereby enabling agriculture in previously barren landscapes.