Sentence examples for hence assists from inspiring English sources

The hybrid rinse solvent induces to form a well-defined intermediate phase, and hence assists the formation of highly flat and dense perovskite surface.

The present paper will outline some industrial applications where detailed knowledge of residual stress is advantageous in assessing their influence on fatigue and fracture performance, and hence assists in combatting failure.

This is because offspring information directly estimates the Mendelian sampling term of the animal being evaluated, and hence assists in estimation of the QTL effect.

The circuit has three primary modifiable settings that are (a) the pump speed, which determines the flow of blood through the circuit; (b) the gas "sweep" that determines the level of gas exchange with the blood and hence assists in carbon dioxide removal; and (c) oxygen setting, much like the ventilator, is the amount of oxygen supplementation to the blood passing through the circuit.

The present sensitivity measure can be calculated for different candidate experimental configurations prior to any actual measurements and hence assist in the experimental design.

The tool helps to systematically, and objectively classify risk of failure of small dams, hence assist in the ranking of dams to prioritise and attend to first.

FMECA is a structured failure analysis technique that can also evaluate the risk and priority number of a failure and hence assist in prioritising maintenance works.

Exploiting a cable-driven system allows the DC motors to be placed at locations that are not necessarily close to the mechanisms' joints, hence, assisting in maintaining a low profile and reducing the size and weight of the device.

The resulting equations offer a simple conceptual analysis of the power flow in nonlinear randomly excited systems and hence assist the design of any system where power dissipation is a consideration.

The findings of this study contributed to the role of therapeutic landscapes and social support in helping young refugees to feel that they belonged to the society, and hence assisted them to better adapt to their new living situation.

By addressing issues across these multiple fronts, it is hoped that the paper has clarified somewhat our understanding of the linguistic mechanisms by which attitudinal values may be indirectly invoked and hence assist those whose research agenda requires that they tackle this methodologically challenging domain of meaning making.