Sentence examples for hence means from inspiring English sources

Nux is, in fact, a suicide bomber of sorts, whose worship of the great wheezy leader, Immortan Joe (the movie is set in a ravaged post-apocalyptic future 45 years hence), means he dreams only of a "historic death" in which he will reach Valhalla through an act of homicidal martyrdom.

It turns out that is a polynomial function with respect to where while Hence ( means that has the same order of ).

The distribution of MVPA was positively skewed; hence means, SD, medians and IQR are presented.

Distributions of UBF and QoL measures were approximately Normally distributed, hence means and standard deviations (SD) were used to summarise data at each phase.

Hence, means such as acoustic analysis based on signal processing might be valuable in clinical scenarios, providing objective tools and indices which can directly represent the level of affection or at least help clinicians to make a more reliable and less subjective perceptual assessment.

Mean v, and hence mean h (RHS of Eq. (22)), will tend to decrease as the SNIC is approached, but this increase may be gradual.

Hence, mean t-values of activated voxels were lower in children with DD compared to typically achieving children.

Hence, mean values of single information categories do not differ much within single studies and tend to reach high levels.

Hence, mean of these 'HET' states are calculated as per the typical EM training step described in [ 22].

The mean motor threshold (RMT) was 53.3% (SD 7.15) of the maximum stimulator output intensity; hence mean stimulation intensity for the experiment was 63.9% (SD 8.62).

Hence, mean scores for disease control would be expected to be significantly different between patients 'in remission' and those with 'active disease'.