Sentence examples for and hence limit from inspiring English sources

This financial 'grit' would reduce the profit margin and hence limit the scope of HFT".

While it is generally assumed that exercise benefits sleep, high training load may jeopardize sleep and hence limit adequate recovery.

However, when applied to toppling-sliding failures in rock slopes, overestimates of stability can arise, and hence limit equilibrium and DEM approaches have proved more popular.

The unique morphology and strong intertube attraction between carbon nanotubes (CNTs) make the dispersion of CNTs challenging and hence limit its effective use.

Such transient, external determination may give it accidental properties that oppose and hinder the power of action it has in virtue of what inheres in it, and hence limit its power of action.

Although, sufficient available P is present for leaching in the initial phase after rewetting P enriched lowland soils, we do expect that soils with pronounced preferential flow will become more rapidly exhausted in available P, and hence limit P release after prolonged discharge.

Before I was covered by Medicare (a single-payer system), my employer-supplied private health plan provided me with limited choice and, hence, limited individual freedom.

In this situation, monetary policy matters a great deal, and Mr. Bernanke's focus on avoiding deflation and hence limiting the problems for debtors does not seem inappropriate (for more on Mr. Bernanke, his motivations and actions, see David Wessel's book, "In Fed We Trust").

However, the presence of Ni has raised safety concerns and hence limited its applications.

However, the relative importance of potential input variables and the long training process have often been criticized and hence limited its application in handling classification problems.

The results show that the metal-to-metal effect of a multi-layer structure contributes to the significant increase of parasitic capacitances and hence limits the operating frequency.