Sentence examples for hence failing from inspiring English sources
In a Federal Aviation Administration performance test simulating the explosion of an aerosol can, however, the replacements, when added at sub-inerting concentrations, have all been found to create higher pressure rise than with no agent, hence failing the test.
It could be argued that failing to protect the integrity of any evidence that may have come to light at this meeting – and hence failing to protect Duwayne himself as a potential witness – would have been a neglect of duty.
The latent damage on these PID patterns are typically reflected by measuring the time-dependent degradation of the gate dielectric layers, hence, failing to give the real-time feedback of the plasma processes [23].
The permutations for the match are complex but if Scotland lose by more than seven points - hence failing to gain a losing bonus point - they are out of the World Cup.
(Aristotle's main criticism of Plato's Forms was that they are a bastard confusion of universal and particular. See Fine (1993).) They are in no way kinds of stuff, hence failing (vi).
One note of concern rests on the fact that world-renowned centers of excellence omit data on frailty, hence failing to identify which patients have been involved in their studies.
Hence, besides failing to model the epistemic functions of core democratic practices, the Condorcet Jury Theorem [End Page 11] also potentially pits the internal and external criteria of success for democracy against one another.
By the time he made "Wittgenstein," not long before his death, his eyesight was failing — hence the boldly exaggerated color scheme.
An omitted variable bias could hence arise from failing to control for the persistence of migration.
This has been blamed on the continuing perception that comics are for young people, and as such should be "universalised" rather than targeting specific groups, and hence are heteronormative, failing to provide characters that LGBT-identfying young people can identify with.
