Sentence examples for hence dominant from inspiring English sources

In addition to volume estimation, isopach maps are crucial for identifying tephra dispersal patterns and hence dominant wind direction(s).

However, it is a mistake to see Maori interests as a unified single, and hence dominant, player in New Zealand fishing.

Hence, dominant PBDE exposure routes differ from those of major historical persistent organic pollutants [e.g., polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and 2,2-bis(4-chlorophenyl)-1,1,1-trichloroethane 4-chlorophenyl -1,1,1-trichloroethaneoor sources for PBDEs but many fewer for the PCBs and DDT.

Hence, the dominant factor in the ravine development was the occurrence of convectively generated extreme hydrometeorologic events.

In summer, the synoptic circulation is stable, providing a weak background wind velocity (Persian trough), hence, the dominant diurnal wind pattern is induced by the Mediterranean Sea Breeze (mesoscale circulation).

Hence, the dominant energy source in the coming century is to be natural gas with an increased role of convergence of gas and power industry on zero-emission basis.

(Hence, the dominant element type was a four-node quadrilateral elements).

Hence, the dominant heat transport mechanism in the west is conduction.

Hence, these dominant KATP mutations result in a varied phenotype, ranging from asymptomatic macrosomia to persistent HH requiring diazoxide treatment.

Vernalization enables GA action independently of the B allele; hence, the dominant B allele may not directly participate in vernalization-induced bolting.

At small εk, almost all permissible reflection states are within the RER window and hence RER is dominant.