Sentence examples for hence in need of from inspiring English sources

"Omitted", "not administered", and "don't know responses" are all considered to be missing values and hence in need of imputation.

Finally, Experiments 4 and 5 extended these results beyond the domain of mental disorders, examining lay judgments for behaviors that are uncommon (and hence in need of explanation) but not the result of mental disorders.

Given interviewees' resistance to CIRBs as structural solutions in efforts to improve IRBs, altering local IRB attitudes may be more achievable, and hence in need of further consideration.

Only some of the hypothesized modes of action entail hematotoxicity, and so a proposal of its role in human leukemia depends on the particular variety of proposed mode of action being considered, with observations in favor of one mode tending to contradict other modes and hence in need of explanation for why such conflicts are not refuting.

The population of older adults was depicted in vague, collective and homogeneous terms ('retirees', 'elders', 'baby boomers'); expanding in an uncontrolled and threatening way ('wave'tsunami'mi'time-bomb'mb'); and as resource-hungry, demanding and chronically sick (hence in need of preventive input, monitoring and treatment).

Experiments 4 and 5 tested whether such shifts would also occur for behaviors which are more closely within the range of familiar human experience, but which are somewhat out of the ordinary and hence seem in need of an explanation.

Hence, people in need of financial (and other support), who are not entitled to social insurance or unemployment benefits resort to seeking social assistance.

This heterogeneity, however, represents the diversity of older individuals who have survived cancer and who are limited in both their muscle and mobility status and hence are in need of rehabilitation countermeasures.

These findings indicate that in non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer, assessment of PODXL could be of potential clinical value for monitoring of tumours with high risk of progression and, hence, patients in need of more aggressive first-line therapy or primary cystectomy.

Love, Al Hendi says, is "the greatest human emotion", because where love exists, "tolerance, peace, and understanding" are found: "Hence, we are in need of love especially in these present times that are filled with war, violence and pain because only love can erase painful moments and open ways for good human communication and relationships".

Hence, they are in need of both preventive and curative oral health care continuously.