Sentence examples for directed hence from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, in this study the links are directed, hence one differentiates between in-degree and out-degree centrality (incoming versus outgoing links respectively).

I pushed for keeping it simple and direct, hence America".

The infinite chains of possible one way connections leaves Twitter with the leeway to launch many more features based on their complex directed social graph, hence the hypotheticals above.

Hence, directed locomotion by electrotaxis gives a quantitative, user-independent indicator of physiological aging.

The Bayesian network is a directed network and hence can be used to predict regulators of a particular signature or gene set [ 31].

Since a tree T with n nodes contains n - 1 undirected edges, the total number of directed edges, and hence the number of rooted subtrees of the form T u v, is 2(n - 1).

PIV gives accurate results as compared to other methods but does not take direct measurement; hence, validation of results is needed for this method (Hauet et al. 2008).

The inkwell mantra was mostly directed at executive men (hence the rather phallic imagery) who might be tempted to mess with their young secretaries - secretaries who, in a fit of jealousy, would know how to reach the boss's wife.

Notice that a solution is already a directed path by construction; hence this is not required again in (vii).

Hence, a directed and systematic approach to 3D bioprinting process development is required, which also allows for the monitoring of these cell characteristics.

It is presumed that Parliament knows best for its people, and is experienced in making laws directed at societal problems, hence its differentiation is based on adequate grounds.