Sentence examples for hence subject from inspiring English sources

rests entirely on the assumption that all juvenile proceedings are "criminal prosecutions," hence subject to constitutional limitations.

The Court's opinion today rests entirely on the assumption that all juvenile proceedings are "criminal prosecutions," hence subject to constitutional limitations.

Discovering patterns in audit logs that capture user access to sensitive data which help identify whether specific access are anomalous, and hence subject to further audit, or not.

Investment banks, now fewer in number and hence subject to less competition, had extra money to play with and spotted that the bond market was a one-way bet.

Striving for a simple, unitary explanation of disease, he conjectured that all diseases are really one a fever brought on by overstimulation of the blood vessels and hence subject to a simple remedy—"depletion" by bloodletting and purges.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor, writing for the majority, said the state court had made a mistake in considering Mr. Covington's statements to be "testimonial" and hence subject to the Confrontation Clause.

This new design creates an equalised air pressure on both sides of the VGU hence subjects the VGU to no additional loads apart from the inherent fabrication stresses.

However, whereas the t-distribution has fat-tails, and hence subjects extreme observations to a form of soft trimming, the EGB2 distribution has light tails ( but excess kurtosis) and hence gives a gentle form of Winsorizing.

Hence, subjects with ankyloglossia can be considered for surgical correction before orthodontic treatment, as improper tongue function due to ankyloglossia can affect the facial growth and also the outcome of treatment [9].

Hence, subjects did the moral judgment task before and after tDCS in comparable mood conditions.

Hence, subjects were free in terms of both movement lateralization and timing.