Sentence examples for hence frequently from inspiring English sources
Some addresses are common to multiple keys and hence, frequently accessed.
According to the description in Homer (Il. IV.105‑126), the bow was made of two pieces of horn, hence frequently called κέρας and cornu.
If a coercer lacks the power needed to do these things, it may be irrational for the coercer to execute his threat if defied, and hence frequently irrational for the coercee to accede to it.
If hepatitis D infectivity is high, then hepatitis D spreads very fast and, hence, despite the lower transmissibility of HBV in those dually infected, those with single HBV infection are superinfected sooner rather than later with hepatitis D and, hence, frequently during acute infection.
The most practical and cost-effective, and hence frequently used, modalities are anthropometric measurements of biceps, triceps, and subscapular skin folds, as well as hip and waist circumferences.
The informal caregivers of patients who are randomised to the intervention group may also attend the consultations and hence frequently meet with the palliative care team as opposed to the informal caregivers of the participants in standard care.
Hence, frequently-employed chain-elongation methods by addition of cysteamine or ω-mercaptoalkanoic acid derivatives to the allyl aglycon were not feasible.
Focal information is that which is the immediate focus of attention and hence, most frequently loaded into visual working memory.
Hence "creativity" frequently revolves around the matter of trying to achieve visual or auditory impact such that the ad stands out above the constantly expanding stream of advertising noise to which the badgered consumer is subjected.
The raster bidens was by far the most common species, and hence we frequently find it mentioned under the simple name bidens (Juv. III.228).
Hence, more frequently a person experiences indirect victimisation via interactions with friends, neighbours or through media rather than experiencing actual crime Gilchrist et al.
