Sentence examples for hence driven from inspiring English sources
Their research is hence driven by a more entrepreneurial and market-driven than academic spirit.
Hence, driven by acquisitiveness, having no moral restraints, and motivated to compete for scarce goods, individuals are apt to "invade" one another for gain.
Firms are hence driven to take an external perspective to resource allocation processes (Maula et al. 2006; Vanhaverbeke and Cloodt 2006).
Hence, driven by the need to overcome the limits to early rehabilitation posed by LIA and abductor canal block in the fast track protocol, our department decided to implement a relatively new patient-controlled analgesia system Zalviso® (AcelRx Pharmaceuticals, Redwood City, CA), approved for marketing in Europe in 2015.
We observe that the channel stress and hence drive strength of narrow width devices significantly depend upon the width of a device.
This sort of speculation could be driven by news that raises expected future prices: if, say, the White House fires an admiral known to oppose bombing Iran, that might raise expected future oil prices and hence drive up prices now.
With SEM-EPMA analysis this peak was identified as originating from a eutectic reaction in the oxidation-affected layer, where selective oxidation of Ti causes significant enrichment of Ni and hence drives the oxidation-affected layer into the eutectic regime.
The data also showed that movie trailers were effective at getting cinemagoers into theaters, but viewing them online rather than on TV or in the cinema had the great advantage of being only a few clicks from ticket purchase and hence drove more sales.
This raises the cost of such organic fertilizers too and hence drives the search for relatively inexpensive ones.
Furthermore, this action would increase the tap change operation frequency and hence, drive some customers to experience power supply difficulties.
Hence drive current increases and resistance decreases with increased recess width, recess depth, and SiGe step height.
