Sentence examples for hence become from inspiring English sources

Systems based on inertial technology are becoming smaller, lighter and less expensive, and may hence become increasingly feasible for routine clinical use as previously suggested [ 12, 16].

The really broad definitions (I loath to use the word "holistic") of experience don't leave much out and hence become difficult (impossible?) to make operational.

They can hence become vulnerable to lateral impact loads such as those from collision of vehicles, vessels, barges or flying debris from a nearby explosion.

This effect provided the mechanism for molecular logic systems that do not suffer from the usual problems of dilution effects and hence become truly reversible.

Since each vehicle has a limited capacity, the demand uncertainty occurring at some clients affects the satisfaction of the capacity constraints, that, hence, become stochastic.

One of the species of monkey in Malaysia grows a spiky, mohican-like tuft of hair on its head and has hence become known among younger locals as the "Beckham monkey".

Such findings, Dr. Raine and his colleagues suggested, could indicate that as children, people with antisocial tendencies might be less responsive to criticism or punishment, and "hence become predisposed to antisocial behavior".

It forces one to remember a field's proudest accomplishments -- the ones we often forget about in graduate teaching because they are no longer controversial and hence become part of the banal conventional wisdom.

Species distribution models calibrated at the landscape extent with fine resolution could hence become ever more powerful and cost-effective tools for forest management and planning in both planted and natural forests.

The location becoming most active wins the competition to attract attention and, hence, becomes the new focus of attention.

Each θ can simultaneously represent several electron states and hence becomes ambiguous.