Sentence examples for becomes hence from inspiring English sources

A standardized set of transport performance indicators becomes, hence, essential for monitoring the implemented policies.

At high pH values, the higher the valence of the adsorbed anions, the more negative the surface becomes, hence inhibiting the further adsorption of Cr VI).

It becomes hence essential to clinically monitor each individual patient as well as patient groups and also to assess the patient's perspective via patient-reported outcomes (PROs) [ 13, 14].

These initiatives grew and developed so that a new name was needed to encompass all that they had become, hence the Women's Coding Collective (WCC).

When I do the drawing in tape, the next drawing might be yellow, so the whole red painting becomes yellow, hence the many layers of paint.

The warmer the eastern ocean gets, the warmer and lighter the air above it becomes, and hence the more similar to the air on the western side.

If the color in the patch is pure white, μ w,i  becomes 1, hence the name image of whiteness.

The electrocatalytic efficiency increases with increasing pH up to pH 5 where PB becomes soluble; hence the reacting species is the N2H5+ ion.

Unfortunately, the bigger the mask size, the more computationally expensive it becomes and hence this theoretical equivalence is mostly not achievable in practice.

In these cases, the adapted receptor activity becomes saturated, hence, quenching fluctuations transmitted by receptors.

The iniquities of the scheme had since become obvious, hence the action to save the area via the community land trust – but this hadn't been so from the outset.