Sentence examples for greater hence from inspiring English sources

First, whatever explains matching should be greater, hence easier to detect, as metabolic rate increases.

Thus, GΔ does not contain a chordless cycle of length four or greater; hence, GΔ is chordal.

As in the urban centers, the number of hospitals and particularly of specialized university affiliated hospitals is greater; hence, the population is less inclined to visit a single hospital.

Carbon is particularly suited to this promotion because the energy involved is not very great; hence the formation of tetravalent carbon compounds is the rule rather than the exception.

As concerns obligations to persons, the range of stakeholders in architecture is great, hence ethical responsibility is diffuse.

Both companies have noted that, when combined, they could share their resources and acquire greater scale (hence the deal), and that Canada would be their largest market (hence Burger King's relocation).

That, they say, could be because in polygynous species, competition between males is greater - hence a male with a lower-pitched voice deemed to be intimidating could have the edge in securing a mate.

Bankers meeting in Frankfurt last week also pushed for greater competition, hence the proposal to deny any special favors to the "big three" in terms of privileged information.

Furthermore, the power-based surcharges necessitate greater and hence more costly metering capabilities.

Following Leiter (1995), we may call this the "Harm Puzzle," and the puzzle is this: why should one think the general moral prescription to alleviate suffering must stop the suffering of great artists, hence stop them from producing great art?

At times it was a great patron: hence Gregorian chant, hence the music of Palestrina.