Sentence examples for longer hence from inspiring English sources

It cooks longer, hence it keeps longer, and has a lovely nutty flavour.

The success of anti-retroviral treatments meant that more were staying alive longer, hence the need for new ways to prevent people passing on the virus.

At lower temperatures, the reverse happens – the helix is more loosely wound and the pitch length gets longer – hence light at the red end of the visible spectrum is reflected.

As we increase the number of parallel computations, a greater area would be required for maxima/minima computations and the critical path would be longer, hence, the clock cycle would be higher.

By the late 1990s, the parish's workers felt that regular churches' attitudes towards metalheads, rockers and punks had become more permissive, and therefore did not feel the need to keep Sanctuary going on any longer, hence, most of the parishes of Sanctuary were closed.

Protein level transmission is faster, but transcriptional level transmission lasts longer hence ensure the long term biological effects.

Another is that they are living longer, and hence more likely to look for new love later in life.

As the universe expands, light from galaxies moving away from Earth appears shifted toward the longer (and hence redder) wavelengths of the spectrum.

George Miller's Mad Max series is set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland whose inhabitants seek to defend themselves against drought; Christopher Nolan's Interstellar depicted an Earth no longer inhabitable, hence the need to explore other potential planets.

It is unclear whether recommendations based on these will be correct in the longer term; hence, this article explores whether meta-analyses give reliable results after only a few studies.

Because the mechanical tension that underlies front-head gating must be transmitted through the neck linker domains, we propose that the diminished coordination in kinesin-2 is a result of its longer and, hence, more compliant neck linker element.