Sentence examples for further hence the from inspiring English sources

Recent advances in electronics have clearly taken this a step further, hence the new horror of laptops on board aeroplanes.

Of late, Hawke, a lifelong genre fan, has wanted to mix things up further, hence the increasing amount of sci-fi and horror on his CV.

Efforts with Dice are ongoing, but ustwo's Sprinz said the company was keen to diversify its output further — hence the push into m-health, and the partnership with Thriveport.

The plausible explanation for such negative time lags could be that during the gradual increase in flux during the solar flares, the recombination/attachment processes do not allow the D-region electron density to increase further; hence, the amplitude does not continue to increase.

It consists of interdependent processes which seek opportunities to reuse by-products of processes to increase the thermodynamic efficiency of the system further, hence, making it challenging to design.

This issue had been abundantly controversial and therefore needed further investigation, hence the onset of the revision of the Copyright Act.

The need for emergency surgery and prognosis were explained to the patient's relatives, but they were not willing to give consent for further management; hence, the patient was discharged against medical advice.

Next, each subgroup in turn is itself further partitioned (hence the term 'recursive partitioning' in RPA).

The small sample size was a further limitation; hence the effectiveness of transcranial direct current stimulation on non-specific chronic low back pain could not be evaluated.

At the same time, the eastward E acts to further increase upward transport, which further lowers conductivity; hence, the process is unstable.

Much of Asia's new investment was intended to serve the regional market, but producers will now be looking for new markets further afield.Hence the growing fear that developed economies will be flooded with Asian goods.