Sentence examples for hence accepted from inspiring English sources

Hence, accepted students will be exposed to a variety of topics in judgment and decision making.

These approaches normally give misleading results and are hence accepted as being valid only in qualitative terms.

Flew, in his last years, considered himself to be just such a persuaded sceptic, and hence accepted the term Deist as a valid descriptor for his religious standpoint.

Thus they regard ∼∼p as an inadequate premise from which to deduce p and hence do not accept the validity of the law of double negation in the form ∼∼p ⊃ p. They do, however, regard a demonstration that p is true as showing that the negation of p is false and hence accept p ⊃ ∼∼p as valid.

As I'm 90% certain that Reagan will win, I must accept this disjunction, and hence accept (4).

Based on Tables 14 and 15, we could not reject H 0.1 (no difference) for all strengths, but we could do it for the other evaluation classes and hence accept the Alternative Hypothesis, H 1.1.

Hence accepting a technical procedure could have spin-off advantages for the carer (eg, making feeding quicker and easier); however, at other times, it meant additional work for the carer (such as managing home peritoneal dialysis) and coping with the downsides of the technology (such as responding to a machine alarm in the night or always needing to have equipment when going out).

Hence, being accepted to do a PhD.

Hence, they accepted wages below their current opportunity level in order to cover the costs of their training.

One of the most reasonable and hence widely accepted model for block-wise transmission is the block Rayleigh fading channel, where the channel realization changes block-by-block.

CE-MRA has hence become accepted for non-invasive angiographic studies that can be performed on an out-patient basis, with high accuracy, for example in evaluation of the peripheral (lower limb) arterial system [7].