Sentence examples for applied hence from inspiring English sources

No respondent identifier was applied, hence the reminder was sent to all individuals.

All patient outcomes that were statistically significant, however, remained significant after a Bonferroni correction was applied, hence the likelihood of type I errors is minimal.

However included in this review were studies where electrical stimulation was not functionally applied, hence given the overwhelming evidence supporting the need for specificity of treatment, the limited effect on gait and activity is understandable [ 7, 20, 21].

With the aim of revealing candidate signaling networks that may predict outcome to certain CT/RT regimens, gene and miRNA expression profiling, DNA sequencing of LC genomes and different proteomic approaches have all been applied, hence allowing a tailored approach with old CT drugs to patients who will benefit the most.

But at these states, repetition coding does not apply; hence, diversity channel correlation is irrelevant.

In the case of foundational existent there always remains something irreducible to which the concept of the thing applies, hence it is ultimate truth.

For the nuclear DNA data, which did not possess the form of a multiple sequence alignment, but rather a series of largely nonoverlapping pairwise alignments, standard tests for phylogenetic support do not apply; hence, we adopted a simulation approach.

However, logistically free IL-2 is much easier to apply; hence we concentrated in this review and in most of our experiments on the use of free IL-2.

Thus, while the de novo transcriptome does include some non-coding sequences, and our method may, in principle, apply (hence it is not essentially biased towards CDS), we chose to focus only at CDS in order to improve our signal-to-noise ratio.

"It has been found," he had said, "that the conventional toy ball is simply a sphere which remains standstill when no external force is applied thereto hence making it monotonous and uninteresting". Some kids don't think so.

In turn, these courses enhance both academic and applied research, hence contributing to combined knowledge and technology transfer, in particular if supported by industry as well.