Sentence examples for hence caps from inspiring English sources

Hence, CAPS had a more robust MS quantification that is less sensitive to noise and more likely to identify the major protein variant that will ease ELISA validation.

Hence cap rates on homes tend to be on the low side, (see map).

This reveals that for only two of the analysed medicines, the logistics fees percentages were above the proposed cap, hence the cap will reduce these prices.

Hence small caps have a greater allure now than before.

One might speculate that replication through the telomere would disrupt its capping function and therefore capping must be reassembled thereafter, creating a time-restricted situation of enhanced requirement for capping and hence Cdc13 complex function.

Hence (Gamma cap G_k = Gamma _k).

Hence, when CAP regulations encourage tree cutting for pastures to qualify for subsidies there is risk of homogenisation of EU grasslands, leading to decreased γ- and β-diversity.

So A subseteq bigl{ x | H bigl(f(x) bigr) geq a bigr}, and hence (A cap L_{a} H f)= A).

Now, (C+t) is also linearly equivalent to L, hence (C cap (C+t)) meet in the 4 base points of the pencil |L|.

It's no surprise that folks are once again flocking to real estate, and the lack of pressure to foreclose means that what little product trades has a lot of bidders, hence lower cap rates.

Hence, a cap-and-trade system can minimize costs while still meeting environmental objectives by offering three forms of flexibility: what flexibility; where flexibility; and when flexibility.