Sentence examples for period hence from inspiring English sources

Now it is far more difficult to make a living from the game, and chess itself has lost the excitement and broad appeal it had in the "Fischer boom" period – hence the dearth of young master-strength players that prompted Davies' original blog.

The resulting days span the entire period, hence eliminating any possible seasonal bias.

The rise in the intensity of the peaks could be correlated to a longer deposition period, hence, a lower growth rate.

However, 0 day is not representative of normal strength, for example, due to detraining pre-spaceflight that occurs during the quarantine period, hence the significant increase in strength at 35 days (Fig. 1c, d).

Apparently, the employment of morbidly obese men dropped much more dramatically outside the First Circuit than within the First Circuit during the post-2008 period (hence, the point estimate in column 1 triples to −0.065).

So, f k starts in the middle of the period, hence, the start position of f k is equal to the start position of fk-1, incremented by, that is, half the period according to fraction fk-1.

Overall, the developed formulation was stable with sustain release of acyclovir over 10-12 h periods; hence can be a viable alternative to conventional dosage forms.

The DR scheme proposed is validated with practical results which exhibit to shift the demand from peak to non − peak periods, hence reducing cost.

This leads to short transmission time (active periods); hence, MTs can be in sleep state for longer periods of time, saving more energy.

Psychological motivations will also shape the behavior of consumers through a dynamic pricing system (based on incentives from the utility service providers) to expose consumers to fluctuating prices, especially during peak periods, hence lower prices for consumers who limit power consumption during peak periods.

As such, there is no single optimal set of components; relaxing the constraints on their performance may be acceptable if they become more durable and the satellite can operate for longer and take more data, for example (we aim to mitigate large pulse dispersion, noise and random fluctuations in signal by integrating counts over long time periods; hence, durability of components is critical).