Sentence examples for hence upward from inspiring English sources

Hence, upward migration of the underlying confined groundwater of the Upper Muschelkalk was excluded just as in the city of Staufen.

Hence, upward trends were more marked in the years after screening introduction than during the whole period.

In the case of produced goods, the reason is that the marginal cost is normally increasing (i.e. new units are more expensive to produce, at least in the short run, as we go on increasing production), so that higher prices are needed in order to bring more supply into the market, and the supply curve is hence upward sloping.

"The downgrade of the UK's sovereign ratings primarily reflects a weaker economic and fiscal outlook and hence the upward revision to Fitch's medium-term projections for UK budget deficits and government debt," it said.

Hence, an upward ratcheting in well-being.

Therefore, a predicted cow could not have daughters (but, e.g., half- or full-sibs) in the training dataset – hence limiting upward bias in the estimation caused by progeny of validation animals in the training data.

The only major expense was the lighting: a toy flashlight, I would guess, placed carefully in the corner of each room and angled upward — hence the capering shadows that Andriy casts on his living-room walls.

The rationale behind this exclusion is that any post immigration investment in education is likely to raise the return to foreign-obtained schooling and hence will bias upward the estimate of the source country schooling quality (Duleep and Regets, 1999).

Hence sports took an upward step as thick, high heels and platform soles elevated the traditional shapes toward an urban chic.

The ability of kenaf to tolerate Pb and avoid phytotoxicity could be attributed to the immobilization of Pb in the roots and hence the restriction of upward movement (translocation factor < 1).

Hence, when EPBs penetrate upward into the F layer, they will drift with the background plasma because vertically elongated structures cannot develop a strong vertical polarization E. Hence, filling of upwellings with EPBs through relative zonal transport is expected.