Sentence examples for attributes hence from inspiring English sources

The ECa achieved the highest Kappa coefficient (=0.79) among ancillary attributes, hence exhibited a considerable potential for irrigation zoning.

Further, the questionnaire administered in class #3 had inquiries concerning mainly the learner's attributes; hence, our analysis based on the answers could not reveal factors that have (or do not have) a learning effect.

(EG Carayannis, The obsessed maniac1998 2011, unpublished lecture notes; Carayannis and Gonzalez2003; Carayannis and Stewart2011) of entrepreneurship, being the same actor, is possessed of the same strategic enablers and essential attributes, hence persistently hones the venture initiative from ideation to functional reality in a concerted mission to redress the observed dystechnic regime.

Pictures are informationally richer than words: whereas the word "telephone" covers a multitude of physical forms, a picture of a phone depicts a specific model of phone with some clearly delineated attributes and hence offers greater potential for recollection.

The first section aimed at deriving attributes, and hence, it contained broad questions on: how participants experience the healthcare system and provision gaps; how participants would like an MHI scheme to be designed; the product attributes they would value as important when deciding whether or not to join; and the motivations for their responses.

The difficulty in correctly classifying this relation as After arises from the fact that an OCCURRENCE event can be anything that is clinically relevant to the patient's timeline apart from the other defined attributes, and hence it can take on various temporal roles depending on whether it is in an adverbial phrase, an adjectival phrase, a noun phrase or a VP.

The first is that the selected voxels are chosen based on the mapping of their activity to a semantic factor, according them an interpretable attribute, and hence providing some face validity to the model.

There is unlikely to be a single major hub to which a given complex phenotype can be attributed, and hence why the linear explanations of genome-to-phenotype correlations have largely failed [ 86, 87].

The Land Cover Data Base (LCDB2) data set gave contiguous national coverage but had the lowest resolution and provided the least attribute information; hence we augmented this data set with two more detailed but less contiguous data sets from the Department of Conservation (DOC) and Land Information New Zealand (LINZ).

Hence, attributes such as length and draught can be estimated accurately and by solely exploiting visual data.

The diversity observed in seismic events demands ongoing research to analyze the devastating attributes involved, and hence to enhance the sustainability of base-isolated nuclear power plants.