Sentence examples for hence reaching from inspiring English sources

From there, the message will continue on its course through outer space, ultimately, millions of years hence, reaching distant galaxies.

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.

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

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].

High oral bioavailability of DOX through PLGA-NPs than demonstrated by plain DOX-NPs can be supported with the mucus penetration ability of PEG, thus high diffusivity of nanoparticles in mucus gel layer of intestine hence reaching closer proximity to absorptive epithelial layer resulting in more absorption [20, 33].

Hence, reaching a wider mass appeal.

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.

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

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.

During late Variscan times, i.e. from about 310 to 330 Ma, deep and high-level crystalline basement rocks cooled to below 300 ��C in the Moldanubian zone of the Black Forest and, hence, reached upper crustal brittle levels, with retrograde mylonitic shear zones being transformed into cataclastic fault zones (e.g. Eisbacher et al. 1989; Grimmer et al. 2016).