Sentence examples for guide hence from inspiring English sources
But if the extent of unascertained properties of A and B is large, similarity in a small sample would not be a reliable guide; hence, Mill's dismissal of Reid's argument about life on other planets (Example 2).
Over all, the checklist only served as a guide, hence allowed related questions to be included and discussed.
The applied MHP was designed as a semi-Kaplan, equipped with only adjustable turbine blades without guide vanes, hence it is simple in its mechanical structure and is inexpensive while providing high-level performance.
The stent described by Seong-Hun Kim et al. [18] is a stereolithographic surgical guide and hence expensive and difficult to fabricate for routine use.
They are retirees -- we know this because it's the Money Retirement Guide 2012 (hence, the beach) -- and their blandness seems entirely intentional.
The analysis of application for software development is usually guided and, hence, constrained by concepts and constructs of structured and object-oriented programming languages.
Several solutions are given to design basic structure of guides and hence to make optical circuits which cover the domain of power splitters to wavelength division multiplexers, including directional couplers, gratings, etc. Optical amplification is also shown to be possible, and the connection problem is tackled.
It should be noted that this is less than what is reported for CT guided biopsy, hence the trade-off between accuracy, and a lower risk of pneumothorax.
Biopharmaceutical methods are routinely used in the design of medicines to predict in vivo absorption and hence guide the development of new products.
Connectivity and data integration may allow the development of controllers able to process multiple parameters at the same time and hence guide or unload clinicians in more complex clinical situations.
This study aimed to show the prognostic factors of the patients with solid tumors and hematologic malignancies in intensive care units, and hence guide physicians to manage patients with cancer and their intensive care units.
