Sentence examples for hence more than from inspiring English sources

Hence, more than 35m people carry such a plump purse.

Hence, more than ever, intellectuals should learn from the movements from below.

Hence, more than one-step may control the adsorption process.

Hence, more than one packet need to recover at the destination in the partial packet recovery scheme.

In generalized SM (GSM), the single RF restriction is relaxed by allowing more RF chains and, hence, more than one active antennas to be included in the design [6].

Then the g-spline (G_{r,n,f,K}) has more than (n+r+1-s) oscillation points on the interval ((t_{n,s}^{K}, K]), and hence more than (n+r-s) sign changes.

I like to use jarred chickpeas as I find them to be more carefully cooked and hence more tender than tinned.

Wendy Woods of the Boston Consulting Group also warns that clinical trials for vaccines are much bigger and hence more costly than for new pills.

Although the financiers are not allowed to get their hands on reliable money-makers such as "Harry Potter" or "Spider-Man", they still find the slates less risky, and hence more appealing, than individual films.

They build products without talking to prospective customers first, and hence, more often than not, they build the wrong product.

Node-centric measures are more convenient for computation and interpretation, hence more common than edge-centric measures.