Sentence examples for instruments hence from inspiring English sources

The genre's texture of one low and two high melody instruments (hence the name trio sonata) plus a harmony instrument was highly favoured during the Baroque era, not only for the trio sonata but for other forms of orchestra and chamber music.

[ 2, 20- 31] Most of this research has been questionnaire based and has used different instruments; hence the findings are not directly comparable.

30 The precise and accurate use of various small dental instruments hence poses an elevated risk for dentists in terms of developing wrist/hand disorders.

However, all studies reported in this review utilized the three level (EQ-5D-3L) versiof of the instrument; hence, all references to the EQ-5D in this review refer to the three level version of the instrument.

Although he had begun his career in 1928 as a tuba player, he joined the Whyte band as a singer and doubled as a valet, helping the musicians carry their instruments -- hence the name Truck.

Instruments are hence long and not directly useful for large-scale assessment.

First of all, the generation of musical sounds is highly dependent on the instruments used, hence it is hard to propose a generic audio signal generation model.

Without some minimal substantive assumptions about the quantity being measured, such as its amenability to manipulation and its relations to other quantities, it would be impossible to interpret the indications of measuring instruments and hence impossible to ascertain the evidential relevance of those indications.

There is no gold standard to evaluate the clinimetric qualities of patient-assessed instruments and hence the criteria list that was used can be disputed.

The results highlight that combining the two datasets increases instrument mislabeling, hence significantly reducing class discriminability which is indicative of higher heterogeneity across the two datasets (Fig. 5).

Performing the measurement model analysis is important and helps in refining the research model, instrument, and hence increasing the accuracy of the research method and its results (Baker 1994; Straub et al. 2004).