Sentence examples for significant therefore from inspiring English sources

It was especially significant, therefore, that both he and Justice Alito signed on to Justice Breyer's discussion of the importance of "stare decisis," the court's doctrine of adherence to precedent.

At 77 K, a low-temperature hardening became significant, therefore the strain rate hardening effect appeared less as compared with the case at 293 K.

Open RPLND is associated with considerable morbidity, but technical difficulty of postchemotherapy laparoscopic RPLND (L-RPLND) can be significant; therefore, literature concerning pc L-RPLND is sparse.

It is not at all significant, therefore, that Congress, while 'remedying' the Armour holding that immunity could be obtained from testimony which was unsworn and voluntary, did not 'remedy' the holding that immunity could result from testimony given in nonjudicial investigations conducted by the Commissioner of Corporations.

The influence of the building's shape coefficient on annual heating and cooling energy consumption is significant, therefore, when laying down design standard for building efficiency, each country makes specific limitations to building shape coefficient.

The farm layout problem is by nature a constrained optimization problem, and the contribution of the wake effects is significant; therefore, in two formulations presented in this study the influence of wind direction is also taken into account and compared with the scenario that the wake effect is ignored.

However, radiation exposure by CT is significant; therefore an alternative method for young patients and pregnant women would be appreciated.

Levene's test for homoscedasticity was significant, therefore Welch's Test was used (F (2,56.022) = 8.302, p = 0.001).

Yet, the impacts from these biochemical adhesive is quite significant, therefore various innovative measures have to be taken to reduce the impacts on the environment.

The P value associated with this item is non-significant, therefore the null hypothesis is accepted that there are no differences between the two gradients.

Jane wanted to believe that the boy would remember the event as significant, and, therefore remember them, since they would have no children of their own.