Sentence examples for passes hence from inspiring English sources

The four top-ranked bands were consistent across all cross-validation passes, hence these were selected for further experimental investigation, that is, they were excised from the gel and sequenced.

These algorithms eliminate the need for producing a labeled image and spare the second re-labeling pass, hence suitable for processing streamed image data on FPGA.

The per-day distance moved was calculated by dividing the total distance between consecutive points by number of days passed (hence average distances moved are calculated for 24 hour periods).

This leads to non-uniform cooling in both the passes and hence a non-optimum usage of cooling potential.

This hindrance increases with increasing size of the passing macromolecules; hence, small proteins can pass more easily than large ones (Tetenbaum-Novatt and Rout, 2010).

Good toughness is obtained on refining the prior austenite grain size in the CGHAZ during first pass and hence ICCGHAZ in the second pass.

You could call it a steal, except that few auction punters would give it more than a passing glance — hence its modest performance.

The trouble with this is that if we can say nothing to support a claim to such knowledge, those who disagree with it can only register their disagreement and pass on; hence ethical debate is liable to turn into the expression of conflicting judgements which admit of no resolution.

She was assigned to Ilana the night she passed, and hence she experienced these life-altering moments with us.

Again, applicability of such approach is limited since lengths of individual coding passes are required, hence its use may compel partial decoding of the codestream.

Why? First, sound propagation is more efficient in water than in air, while energy from light is absorbed more than that from sound as it passes through water; hence many aquatic species rely on acoustics for communication.