Sentence examples for therefore mean that from inspiring English sources

Lower thresholds of global warming will therefore mean that the occurrences of extremely intense events are kept to a minimum.

Numbers alone, therefore, mean that liquid-fuelled rockets blow up more often.

The possibility of using non-beating hearts in transplantation will, therefore, mean that many more lives can be saved.

Physiological changes to these regions could therefore mean that an individual's ability to make pleasure-related decisions such as deciding to stop smoking pot may be impaired.The researchers' MRI scans showed a number of such physiological changes.

Leaving the EU will therefore mean that the UK will require new domestic legislation and the Government will bring forward a Customs Bill in the autumn.

Since there are five crop choices involved, it will therefore mean that evaluation of the five-dimensional multivariate normal integral will be a difficult exercise.

"Again," therefore, means that this was the fifth radio message.

That therefore means that those who are exposed to risky public scrutiny are only those who can't afford it".

The lack of electrical response in light therefore means that the potential of the diatoms is not changing.

It is, therefore, meant that its melodies should float for the first time into your [Swedish] oasis of culture and civilisation".

This therefore means that such text mining cannot be undertaken.... .. In April, Heather Piwowar asked Elsevier to allow text mining, and after some negotiation the company agreed.