Sentence examples for extent hence from inspiring English sources

2012 shattered the previous record low sea ice extent; hence 'regression towards the mean' told us that 2013 would likely have a higher minimum extent.

The ghat road section covers small aerial extent, hence the technique is more appropriate to evaluate the causative factors through field surveys.

The introduction of dopants modifies the reaction selectivity to CO2 to a little extent; hence, the one for pure ceria sample (Ce100) is 94.7 %, while the one for the tri-metallic oxide sample (Ce80Pr10Zr10) is about 93.7%%.

The slow heating rate experienced by the tobacco inside the furnace may allow this type of thermal decomposition to occur to some extent, hence contributing to the measured levels.

Mechanical behaviour of old masonry may differ from the theoretical one to a great extent, hence it needs to be properly evaluated for quantifying the safety and serviceability of real structures, in view of their rehabilitation and/or seismic reliability assessment.

The ability to determine the locus-specific structure in a population allows for the determination of which loci are affected by substructure and to what extent, hence providing a less conservative and more precise means of correction.

Elastomer, any rubbery material composed of long chainlike molecules, or polymers, that are capable of recovering their original shape after being stretched to great extents—hence the name elastomer, from "elastic polymer".

The drag acting on bubbles determines the rise velocity to a very large extent and hence the inter-phase mass transfer characteristics.

Due to their large spatial separation, electrons inhabiting bands one and two will overlap only to a negligible extent and, hence, share the same energy here.

Therefore, different types of surfactants, depending upon their molecular structures, may tune the interparticle interactions to different extent and hence have different tendency to prevent the nanoparticles aggregation.

This is due to the fact that passive stiffness dampers in the building may increase the stiffness of the building to great extent and hence accelerations are higher.