Sentence examples for hence chiefly from inspiring English sources
First, the thermal structure of the subduction zone was calculated because dehydration from subducting slabs is controlled thermodynamically and hence chiefly by temperature and pressure.
The name originates from the technique of prolonging a tone on the pedal keyboard of the organ; hence the occasional use, chiefly in England, of the synonym organ point.
For them, the French revolution appears to have importance chiefly as a warning – hence their interest in the writings of de Tocqueville.
"The reason so many Jews and homosexuals (chiefly, though far from exclusively, homosexual men) have been involved in the formation of taste, and hence in the changes and twists in the character of snobbery, is that Jews and homosexuals have always felt themselves the potential -- and often real -- victims of snobbery, and of course much worse than snobbery," Mr. Epstein claims.
WHR is chiefly a marker of androgenic obesity and hence not strongly related to oestrogen excess (Seidell et al, 1990 , 1989.
The electron affinities of atoms are difficult to measure, hence values are available for only a few chemical elements, chiefly the halogens.
"The races of men," he had mused in his Notebooks, "differ chiefly in size, colour, form of head, & features (hence intellect?) & what kinds of intellect) quantity & kind of hair forms of legs…" (Darwin 1987, 303).
Chiefly this is because people (thankfully) don't drink pure alcohol, and different drinks contain different concentrations of alcohol (hence 'ABV – alcohol by volume – the % figure on many drinks which is the proportion of pure alcohol it contains).
Chiefly Florida and Georgia.
