Sentence examples for hence reach from inspiring English sources

The weakness, as indicated above, is that different people may choose different subjective probabilities for the composition of the urn a priori and hence reach different conclusions about its composition a posteriori.

All input indicators measure the means or the resources employed to facilitate the satisfaction of needs and, hence, reach development objectives.

Whilst nettles may typically receive more sunlight and hence reach higher temperatures in field margins than in woodland gaps, woodlands typically provide higher and more buffered levels of soil humidity.

Adequate knowledge of animal reservoirs and transmission routes enable practitioners to focus on key areas related to the disease and hence reach the definitive diagnosis easier and earlier enough for prompt management of the disease [ 36].

Growth measurements in lichens from arid and semi-arid regions revealed that these lichens grow very slowly (0.37 mm/y in Caloplaca aurantia, Teloschistaceae) [ 46] and hence reach an age of several hundred years, while some lichens in moist habitats, such as coastal forests of California can increase their length over 35% per year [ 71] and have a much shorter generation time.

We use A to solve two-set agreement for three processes hence reaching a contradiction.

This result reveals that beyond pH 9, the NP becomes unstable in solution and hence reaches its isoelectric point.

Climate change tends to be discussed in electives – hence reaching only a fraction of students – and tends to be treated alongside a myriad of other corporate social responsibility issues.

Self-contained posts had more total interactions (84%) and hence reached more users (63% of users reached) compared to their number (57% of all posts) than posts that hyperlinked to external references (44% of posts, 37% reach, 16% of interactions).

The failure load and its corresponding critical opening angle were hence reached when the existing combined stress at the reference point according to Eq. (8) reached the static strength σ SK based on a linear elastic calculation.

Numerous studies suggest that biotechnology innovations along with the tendency for fuller lips bring the extraction rate up to 30%, hence reaching the level of the early 1990s [2, 3, 5].