Sentence examples for hence limit from inspiring English sources

This financial 'grit' would reduce the profit margin and hence limit the scope of HFT".

While it is generally assumed that exercise benefits sleep, high training load may jeopardize sleep and hence limit adequate recovery.

However, when applied to toppling-sliding failures in rock slopes, overestimates of stability can arise, and hence limit equilibrium and DEM approaches have proved more popular.

In particular, numerical errors can lead to non-physical results at large density ratios, hence limit a flow solver to only small and usually unrealistic density ratios.

The unique morphology and strong intertube attraction between carbon nanotubes (CNTs) make the dispersion of CNTs challenging and hence limit its effective use.

The narrow wavelength ranges of photosensitive materials limit the efficiencies of solar photovoltaic panels, photoelectrodes, and photocatalysts, hence limit the solar-to-hydrogen efficiencies of solar based water electrolysis, photoelectrochemical and photochemical technologies.

Before I was covered by Medicare (a single-payer system), my employer-supplied private health plan provided me with limited choice and, hence, limited individual freedom.

The database had a limited number of GP and patient variables, hence limiting the ability to explain all of the remaining variance.

In western countries, these alternatives are largely sufficient hence limited use case for mobile money.

Unfortunately, perceiving eye contact is difficult in most videoconferencing systems and hence limits their effectiveness.

Hence: limited-edition sneakers and skateboards, Japanese toys, clothing by designers like Patrik Soderstam and Yuko Yoshitake, and obscure art and fashion magazines.