Sentence examples for and hence intelligence from inspiring English sources

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Students in the incremental condition saw the same webinar, but there was additional information embedded within the webinar demonstrating that hard work can increase the size of brain areas associated with cognition, and hence intelligence.

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The objective of our study is to give the reader a bird's eye view of the biomedical signal processing world with a zoomed-in perspective of feature extraction methodologies which form the basis of machine learning and hence, artificial intelligence.

Through a range of computer modeling techniques, we demonstrate how emergent behavior, and hence computational intelligence, may occur in cytoskeletal communications networks.

To address this possibility, we utilized classification and regression tree analysis (CART), an algorithm of machine learning and, hence, artificial intelligence, to identify potential predictors of ototoxicity in MDR-TB patients and interactions among them.

Lord Butler's report observed, rather naively:... we are surprised that neither policy-makers nor the intelligence community, as the generally negative results of Unmovic inspections became increasingly apparent, conducted a formal re-evaluation of the quality of the intelligence and hence of the assessments made on it.

Our general prediction was that each task assessed a different factor underlying emotional intelligence, and hence was expected to be associated with academic performance.

The report also said postwar checks on human intelligence sources in Iraq had "thrown doubt on a high proportion of those sources and of their reports and hence on the quality of the intelligence assessments".

Some severe genetic abnormality can, of course, profoundly affect intelligence, sexual capacity, and physical appearance and hence the entire sexual life.

The chief reason, however, is strategic: It serves as a refuge for the Haqqani network and Afghan Taliban, which the Pakistani military and intelligence agencies regard as strategic assets and hence are careful not to alienate.

His data seemed to demonstrate that occupational levels (and hence social class) are determined mainly by innate, hereditary levels of intelligence.

Crime intelligence seldom originates from a single source [30,31] and hence also rarely does a single database capture all information.

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