Sentence examples for hence preserve from inspiring English sources

In BPDMS, two magnetrons alternately act as a cathode and an anode and hence preserve stable operation over long process times.

This intervention is also expected to delay treatment failure, and hence preserve expensive second-line ART.

The larger solutes present in colloidal solutions are theoretically resistant to passage across the capillary membrane, and hence preserve intravascular oncotic pressure and prevent extravasation in accordance with the Starling equation.

The introduction of ethical guidelines in the 1990s in Australia went some way towards improving ethical conduct in research but many believe they do not challenge, and hence preserve, the entrenched 'western' approach to identifying, funding, conducting and controlling health research [ 2, 4].

Then and hence preserves gs-majorization.

It should be noted that these features are such to allow a highly regulated cross-talk between signalling pathways, hence preserving selectivity and privacy.

The objective is to obtain proper transient responses with smooth control actions minimizing the variations of the controller output, hence preserving actuators from untimely attrition.

The business judgment rule gives the board considerable discretion in defining the business strategy and hence preserving the organization's sphere of influence over time.

Unlike deep CNN [33], the deep deconvolutional network does not spatially pool features at successive layers and hence preserves the mid-level cues emerging from the data such as edge intersections, parallelism, and symmetry.

Demirel and Anbarjafari [6] have showed that the PDF of face images can be used for face recognition, hence preserving the shape of PDF of the image is of vital importance.

Metternich's primary focus remained on keeping a sense of unity among the Great Powers of Europe and hence preserving his own power as mediator.