Sentence examples for hence in effect from inspiring English sources

Hence, in effect, no waves or wavelets are allowed to exist outside the geometrical light beam defined by the rays.

But on election night he tried to bully Fox News into retracting its correct call of Ohio — and hence, in effect, the election — for Mr. Obama.

Hence, in effect, we estimated predictors of excess concordance.

Alternatively, it might arise through entrainment of one oscillator in a system of multiple oscillators; entrainment and hence, in effect isolation of one oscillator, will take time to establish and likewise time to disestablish.

It is the EU 35 years hence people would in effect be asked to vote on and that would almost certainly mean a vote to end national self-governance and national democratic oversight.

Variations in the response of ice shelves to oceanic and atmospheric warming, and hence in their effects on ice-sheet stability, could be one reason why the response of the East Antarctic ice sheet to warming was so complex.

Hence, in vivo effects of the NGO sheets on important characteristics of spermatozoa (including their viability, morphology, kinetics, DNA damage and chromosomal aberration) were evaluated.

Opening the chest causes a decrease in airway pressures and hence in the effects of the mechanical ventilation on venous return.

[Second,] determination by intrinsic nature undergoes no variation or modification, and hence, dharmas, which are in effect types or categories of intrinsic nature, are established as stable and immutable" (ibid, 562).

Hence in many studies the effect of quinacrine on topoisomerase is assumed to be due to the effect on DNA repair and when quinacrine is shown to inhibit this nuclear enzyme, the concentration required to induce this effect is quite high.

Hence its armed muscle is, in effect, protecting the world from a Middle Eastern oil shock.