Sentence examples for significantly hence from inspiring English sources

After the increase in inhibitor dosage, the scale inhibition rate does not increase significantly: Hence, 30 mg/L is the threshold value of copolymer (Guo et al. 2012).

This is due to the fact that because of congestion and interference, the number of links with an LSR below 90% increases significantly; hence, the threshold of 90% becomes unsuitable for this scenario.

Most of the previous works focus on either spectrum handoff scheme design or resource allocation scheme design for SUs in CRNs; indeed, it can be observed that resource allocation strategy on handoff target channel may affect the transmission performance of handoff SUs significantly; hence, it is highly desired to jointly design spectrum handoff and resource allocation strategy for SUs in CRNs.

The reason is that, the proposed BD hybrid TS and PS SWIPT transmission scheme can reduce the required length of pilot sequence significantly, hence significant SE gain can be achieved by the proposed scheme over the TDD and FDD MM systems and traditional FD MM.

Results are also given by sex, although they do not differ significantly; hence the combined results are valid.

We think preoperation SOFA score, creatinine, INR, TNF-α and IL-10 are the main OLT preoperative reversible risk factors, MARS treatment before OLT can relieve these factors significantly, hence improving the survival rate of OLT or even avoiding transplantation.

Indeed, the company's large sales last year shrank its stockpiles significantly and hence its ability to limit the supply.

The presence of a relatively large quartz fiber tether increases the burning rate significantly and hence decreases the extinction diameter.

Using the substructural method, the number of unknown parameters for each identification can be significantly reduced, hence the convergence and accuracy of estimation can be improved.

While results prove robustness of the compromise effect even in the binding choice context, its magnitude is significantly reduced, hence indicating a hypothetical bias.

However, when optimization problems are subject to noise, the quality of the resulting solutions significantly deteriorates, hence prompting the need to incorporate noise mitigation mechanisms into PSO.