Sentence examples for hence agents from inspiring English sources

Hence, agents who have adopted oppressive practices will often be autonomous on dialogical accounts.

The agent population is embedded both in continuous and in discrete spaces, hence agents play the Prisoner's Dilemma with their neighbors.

Hence, agents with high payoff become more competitive and, as result, they face a higher number of opponents than agents with a small payoff.

This is primarily due to the significant side effects associated with long-term steroid therapy, and hence agents such as methotrexate (MTX), azathioprine (AZA), cyclosporine (CSA), mycophenolate mofetil (MMF) and, occasionally, alkylating agents (cyclophosphamide and chlorambucil) are given concurrently as steroid-sparing medications.

Hence, agents that can down-regulate the activation of NF-κB therefore, would have the potential to inhibit development of cancer.

Hence, agents that reverse synapse impairments and Aβ accumulation represent promising therapeutic candidates for the treatment and/or prevention of AD.

For such a distinction would allow us to say that while happiness is an agent-neutral good (thereby accommodating the intuition that there is something agent-neutral about the second theory) our reasons to promote that good are best understood in terms of the agent's expectations and hence agent-relative.

It is easy enough to see that on this conception, ethical egoism is an agent-relative theory (and hence concerns agent-relative reasons) while objective utilitarianism is an agent-neutral theory (and hence concerns agent-neutral reasons).

Hence the agents' posteriors are mutually known, and yet they are unequal.

Hence, all agents in the swarm must share the same time/frequency resources.

Hence, therapeutic agents affecting tumour cells without harming healthy cells are necessary to optimise cancer treatments.