Sentence examples for hence reflects from inspiring English sources
Parameter w determines the level of all transfer rates, and hence reflects the population's metabolism or speed of convergence to stability.
Finally, the last row shows one of the pixels in which the beam partially reflects from the fence, partially transmits through a gap and hence reflects from the mannequin, but near an occlusion boundary so that part reflects from the pillar behind.
It should be kept in mind however that our migraine group was a community sample hence reflects the mild end of migraine severity spectrum, in comparison to a tertiary neurology patient base.
Treadmilling is an active process and hence reflects an inherent non-equilibrium state.
These findings suggest that elevated circulating adiponectin is related to hepatic damage and hence reflects liver dysfunction.
Pf80S is not bound by a suppressor molecule, as also observed for the T. brucei structure (Hashem et al., 2013), and hence reflects a ribosome capable of active translation.
Films hence reflect a current trend in modern sciences: the accelerated rise of industry-based research (Shapin 2008).
As suggested by their name, respondents are business executives ranging from top to middle management, and the reported answers hence reflect only the employers' viewpoint on labour relations and sometimes with the priors reflecting other countries' experiences.
The prognostic models presented here have some strengths, particularly as they have been derived and internally validated using large, homogeneous and recently gathered cohorts of FP patients (hence reflecting current practices and therapies).
By focusing on a set of standard intermediate medical laboratory tests, we implicitly assume that the quality of the tests is homogenous and that any improved productivity is hence reflected in cost reductions.
In marine environment, aquatic organisms are more efficient indicators than water and sediment because aquatic organisms demonstrate the bioavailable fraction of contaminants and hence reflect the direct risk (Phillips 1990; Chakraborty et al. 2014).
