The phrase "and hence again" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize a repeated consequence or result.
Example: "The project was delayed due to unforeseen circumstances, and hence again, we must adjust our timeline."
Alternatives: "therefore once more" or "thus again".
The daughter nucleus has one fewer neutron and one more proton than the original and hence, again, is a different chemical element.
Then by Theorem 2.9, the set of fixed points of is nonempty closed and convex and hence again an -tree.
And if something is like L1, then, by symmetry of likeness, L1 is like it, and hence again L1 is (in some way) like.
And hence again, most intelligent people are coming to the conclusion that the government must intervene to stop further shameless looting of taxpayer money.
Otherwise, (varphi_{bar{c}}) would have a periodic point of period other than (2^{n}), and hence (again [16]) (h varphi_{bar{c}})>0).
And similarly, D7 and D8 appear to entail that if the one is not, then the others are (or at least appear to be) F and not F (and the others are, or at least appear to be, con-F and not con-F), and hence again that it is not the case that the one is not.
Moral equality recognizes that each human deserves equal status in personhood and citizenship, hence again the need of republican reforms of the sort listed above.
However, more detailed analyses of CC subsites revealed that ASA scores ≥3 were most often seen in patients with cancer of the hepatic flexure, transverse colon as well as of the splenic flexure and descending colon, that is, cancers belonging to both the RCC and LCC categories, hence again questioning the simple dichotomisation of CC.
Hence, again, RPL41 and SFRS4 were the best candidates for normalization of HCV-induced HCC.
These visitors have to convert to sales and hence once again the focus returns to the one piece of evidence that trumps all others – real sales.
In section 4.1 above, however, reasons have been given to show that the Philolaic system, in fact, distinguishes between air and void and hence once again conforms very well to Philolaus' date after Anaxagoras.
