Sentence examples for and hence use from inspiring English sources

Environmentalists, unlike Utilitarians, do not assume consciousness is a necessary condition for having interests and hence use the term in a broader fashion.

We find no evidence of measureable CO2 migration at 66 sites and hence use these sites as examples of secure CO2 retention over geological timescales.

We wish to employ a parallel compute cluster for rapid computation over large grids, and hence use the free software package FFTW 3.3 [42], which includes a parallel MPI-C version.

The molar quantities used for each sample would take into consideration the amount of aluminium present and hence use enough of the sample which would provide the required moles of aluminium.

When the probabilities in question are not too small or too large, then absolute error seems like the appropriate error criterion to use, and hence use squared Euclidean distance, while when probabilities are felt to be close to 0 or 1, then relative error seems like the appropriate error criterion and so use Kullback-Liebler distance.

The sidesaddle did not become practical for everyday riding until the 16th-century development of the pommel horn that allowed a woman to hook her leg around the saddle and hence use the reins to control her own horse.

Kerosene is commonly available for household cooking and hence used by suicides as an accelerant.

This bacterial growth can be valuable and hence used in an impedimetric biosensor to detect and, eventually, quantify these pesticides.

AFS are immunocompetent cells and hence used for the direct bioprinting on skin wounds in mice (Skardal et al. 2012).

Only about 7% of the sample are same-sex siblings and hence used to estimate the same equations.

An appropriate robust H∞ controller for time-delay systems is proposed and hence used to design a suitable AQM control scheme.