Sentence examples for range hence from inspiring English sources

This different frequency, called the intermediate frequency (IF), is beyond the audible range (hence the original term, supersonic heterodyne reception); it can be amplified with higher gain and selectivity than can the initial higher frequency.

The total BRIAN scores range, hence, from 1 to 72, where the higher scores suggest severe circadian rhythm disturbance.

If your item is stolen and out of your smartphone's range, other Chipolos will be able to track it if it's in their range, hence sending you the relevant coordinates.

Pure water and ethanol exhibit no absorption in this range; hence, the light absorption in Figure 3 results from the colloidal SiC nanocrystals.

However, as the applied voltage increases, the nonzero part of the transmission spectrum starts to lie in the applied voltage range hence a current starts to flow.

Binding constants of the complex formed between each compound and bovine serum albumin (BSA) are in the intermediate range, hence suggesting that azilsartan and ZnAzil could be bonded and transported by BSA.

Chickens can hardly fly and have only small home ranges, hence their having a functional magnetic compass may seem rather surprising.

In our cohorts (Tables  1 and 2) a substantial number of patients are in these GFR ranges, hence we did not correlate gene expression data with eGFR or eGFR slope.

More precisely, PAR beam is fixed at one angle for all the ranges, and hence, there is no range information, whereas it is unfixed and changeable in FDA ranges.

The fact that it's efficient right across its engine range, and hence economical to run, only enhances the appeal of this smart-looking family car.

The last map of the partial derivative has one-dimensional range and hence is compact.