Sentence examples for is hence about from inspiring English sources
The daily food expenditure in the unadjusted New Nordic Diet (NND-i) costs almost 45 DKK per day per head, and is hence about 9 DKK (or about 25%) more expensive than the Average Danish Diet.
The daily food expenditure in the unadjusted New Nordic Diet (NND-i) costs 44.80 DKK per day per head, and is hence about 25% more expensive than the Average Danish Diet (or about 17% when adjusting for energy content of the diet).
On average, they are hence about four times more likely to be inactive than adults.
An analysis is hence presented about the general procedure for considering the effect of interfacial kinetics of finite rate.
We were, hence, able to obtain information about their governance structure and policy performance over a substantial period of time.
In the study in question this means that the sociologist had an idea of what the interviews should be about, hence the interview guide about expectations, motivations, decision making process etc.
These printed English words can provide an additional source of information about the words being spoken, and hence about the sounds being heard, and so ought to reinforce lexically-guided learning.
But he remains highly skeptical about the extent to which such an undertaking can be successful, and hence about how far it can take us towards real explanations of the past, and towards predicting or controlling the future.
As we begin to unravel life's intricate complexities, we realize that that living systems share similar structural and dynamic characteristics; hence much can be learned about biological complexity from engineered systems.
Mental disorders carry stigma worldwide including in Oman [ 34] and hence concerns have been raised about under-reporting as a serious problem in any epidemiological survey [ 35].
First, they merely provide explanations for how the changes in brain size (and hence cognitive ability) were brought about; they tell us nothing at all about why such changes occurred.
