Sentence examples for hence characterizing from inspiring English sources

Hence, characterizing its anatomy may help explain injury patterns which, in turn, could help guide injury prevention efforts.

Hence, characterizing the influence of a given controlling factor on the soil property is made more difficult by the variation due to other controlling factors.

An oracle-assisted upper bound corresponding to the best-case energy acquisition and consumption, which allows to quantify the optimistic regions of the system operation, hence characterizing ultimate system performance over the class of practical radio and energy resource management algorithms.

Hence characterizing gene expression of blood cells seems to be the choice in this field.

Various studies have shown a positive correlation between cholesterol levels and the risk of hypercholesterolemia and hence characterizing it by elevated levels of LDL-C and total cholesterol and low level of HDL-C [ 2– 6].

Though the favored approaches to defining chaos involve global Lyapunov exponents, there are problems with this way of defining SDIC (and, hence, characterizing chaos).

Their behavior is hence characterized to be myopia, not farsightedness.

It serves as a descriptor in the sense that it encodes the distribution of edge points and hence characterizes the content structure.

Spores of cluster 6 are shorter and, hence, characterized by a lower length/width ratio (see electronic File S4 and below).

An intrinsic problem with such a measure is that there are various ways to perceive and, hence, characterize complexity leading to complementing complexity measures [20].

Typically these elements are nontranscribed and maintained as heterochromatin (and hence characterized by hypermethylation).