Sentence examples for hence managed from inspiring English sources

Shocked by his act, Goddess Parvati strangled his neck and hence managed to stop it in his neck itself and prevent it from spreading all over the universe, supposed to be in Shiva's stomach.

ANN is competent in English and Malay, hence managed transcribing in both languages.

Hence, managing and keeping of inventories of such commodities becomes an important criterion for inventory decision makers.

The shrub fuel stratum is a critical fire hazard in the Mediterranean region, hence managing the canopy cover to control the understory could be an option for managing fire hazard.

Hence, managing stocking rates during the grazing period of the cultivated forage species is a key factor to assure enough herbage mass for maintaining long-term sustainable no-till systems.

Hence, managing fuel use through fuel taxation and providing modal choices is vital, not only for the efficiency of the transport system, but also for its ability to contribute to sustainable (urban) development [2].

As stated by Tummala et al. (1997), primary reasons for resistance are often lack of clarity and uncertainty of change, pressure, interference with interests, and reluctance to learn something new and hence managing resistance to change.

Hence, managing tree felling debris or slash during compartment reestablishment is considered important for maintenance of the nutrient cycle of the soil surface though mineralisation of harvest residue (Weber 1985; Perez-Batallon et al. 2001; Saarsalmi et al. 2010; Titshall et al. 2013).

As of September of 2011, 3,296 HSAs had received iCCM training, and 2,709 (or 79%) were providing services, hence managing functional VHCs.

Even when their policies fail or are repudiated by the public, they stay on message, and hence have managed to persuade a solid 30% of the country to follow irrational policies and to oppose any serious change.

On the other hand, this process allowed us to glean new insights on how the illness and treatment is perceived at an individual level, and hence better manage the expectations and concerns of the patient and caregiver.