Sentence examples for can be hence from inspiring English sources

We prove that a thorough analysis grounded on TRMS allows to isolate the effect of degradation of the polymer matrix, whose progress can be hence profitably monitored.

If this is the case, the structure and the scale separation can be explicitly exploited to compute appropriate homogenized/upscaled wave models that only exhibit a single coarse scale and that can be hence solved at significantly reduced computational costs.

An overall reduction in expended energy can be hence achieved.

The Sony Ericsson Xperia Pureness is about as basic as can be – hence the "Pureness" name.

In particular, each polyphase sequence is stationary and can be hence compressed by using standard compression strategies, including universal methods [15, Ch. 10].

Based on these observations it can be hence hypothesized that this enzyme may play a crucial role in mycolate biosynthesis and hints at the possibility that the functionality encoded by this gene is unique.

Sure, she knows that conflict and confrontation can be unpleasant, hence the tale of her own reluctance to criticize.

Words translatable as English adjectives also commonly function as predicate and can be negated; hence, they are considered a type of verb.

It attains all that can be thought; hence, all that can be thought 'about' the One.

Being an entrepreneur can be lonely, hence meeting other women who understands you, both professionally and personally, can make a difference to your business' success.

It requires specialized technology that can be audited (hence the need for paper), is as secure as possible and maintains voter anonymity.