Sentence examples for hence much more from inspiring English sources

Hence, much more complicated and sophisticated designs of beam shaping assembly have to be developed when using high energy proton beams.

Cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) offers the possibility of accurate localization and quantification of even minor asymmetries without distortion and hence much more precise cephalometric analyses [31,32].

Although this number seems a bit optimistic for current mobile devices, the technological innovation may allow in the near-future manufacturing smartphones or tablets with numerous antennas and hence much more attention should be paid to the study of CoMP schemes with multiple antenna UEs [21, 22].

As shown in Table 5, compared with the Hadoop scheme, ECT only allows very limited (if any) number of data blocks to be processed remotely at different total numbers of data blocks in scenario three, which causes much more stable NBRP and hence much more stable MPCT.

The noble or benevolent spirits with open minds and progressive characters are certainly in the minority and hence much more precious and rare.

Hence much more work needs to be done in these areas.

Hence, raccomandazione is so much more than being 'recommended' for a job; it is a whole system of power brokering, nepotism and favours in which the best candidates frequently fail to get the post they rightfully deserve.

Hence, a tool that is so much more than a simple list of medications for the hospital and community pharmacists was perceived as highly useful and pertinent.

Also, often the representatives of the national government have neither local roots nor affiliations and hence are much more exploitative than the locals.

Rapid transit services operate on fixed routes and dedicated lanes, and with fixed schedules, whereas dial-a-ride services can make use of the existing road network, hence are much more economical to implement.

The single turn design avoids the necessity of using the insulation as a structural component of the TF coils, and hence, is much more robust than multi-turn designs; using a high conductivity copper alloy and modest current densities to keep the recirculating power modest.