Sentence examples for therefore subjected from inspiring English sources

The cliffs face southward and are therefore subjected to severe gales from the southwest.

The Congressional Budget Office has observed that whatever the new bill's provisions, most African apparel and textile shipments will by law have to be deemed "import sensitive," and therefore subjected to standard tariffs.

At the heart of their claim, the players said they were employed in Minnesota and therefore subjected to Minnesota workplace drug-testing guidelines.

Although Larson threw out several largely procedural claims by the players, he agreed that they were employees in Minnesota and therefore subjected to local drug-testing rules.

It was cheaper than French faience, or tin-glazed earthenware, and more durable and was therefore subjected to heavy tariffs in 1741 and 1749.

These films are therefore subjected to residual stresses which may result in bending of the structure.

To have confidence in the results, computer methods are therefore subjected to tests of verification and validation.

From Table 3, it is evident that only models 3 and 7 pass these constraints and are therefore subjected to further scrutiny.

This insoluble fraction was therefore subjected to a simple procedure that overcomes the need of multi-days refolding experiments (Lee et al. 2011).

In this article, we take a social-ecological perspective to highlight how these two policy objectives are linked and interdependent and, therefore, subjected to complex dynamics between institutions and ecosystems.

In contrast to conventional plate fixation in which the screws have spherical heads and are loaded mainly by axial pullout forces, screws in internal fixators are "locked" within the plate and therefore subjected to axial as well as bending loads.