The phrase "and have hence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a consequence or result that follows from a previous statement or situation.
Example: "The project was delayed, and have hence affected our timeline significantly."
Alternatives: "and therefore" or "and as a result".
The proof of separated conditions is similar to that of coupled conditions, we can use the same method to the proof and have hence omitted it.
The media have been highlighting these situations, but certain media houses have been targeted because of their radical stance on the Taliban and have consequently buckled under pressure and have hence adopted tacit policies of not writing against the Taliban.
Double layers were made by repeating the deposition procedure anew, and have hence a surface concentration of 1.6 cfu/μm.
Many values below detection limits in this study make it difficult to perform statistical analyses on all the studied compounds and have hence limited our ability for a broad comparison.
Being ectothermic and aquatic and because their physiology is tightly linked to the environment, teleost fishes are particularly amenable to experimental manipulation of environmental stresses and have hence become important models for environmental stress studies [ 13- 16].
"It has strengthened the army and has hence strengthened the state.
One of the species of monkey in Malaysia grows a spiky, mohican-like tuft of hair on its head and has hence become known among younger locals as the "Beckham monkey".
SACCA felt as though it had run out of options and has hence acted to go public with its allegations.
This has been utilized in various processes in the medical field and has hence been exploited well.
This may give the false impression of a Jefferson's fracture and has, hence, been termed "pseudo-Jefferson's" by some authors.
The second gene appears more divergent and has hence been named CtDlxb.
