Sentence examples for and hence apparently from inspiring English sources

He stresses the primacy of the most universal cause, which is, therefore, further from its effect with respect to the causes nearer to the effect and hence apparently more important.

We found that the Ames strain genotype, which was originally obtained from a dead cow in Texas in 1981, is unique in this isolate collection and, hence, apparently rare in nature.

For instance, that dark women are more dictatorial, and fair women more frivolous – hence, apparently, the preference.

Many branches, and hence species, apparently do not invent any domains.

At this stage, we do not rule out that paralogous sequences have been subject to recent inter-locus gene conversion [ 27, 28] which may result in greater sequence similarity and, hence, an apparently more recent date of evolutionary divergence (see Discussion).

For unlike a coin that we know to be fair, this metaphorical 'coin' is 'infinitely far' from us, hence apparently completely unknown to us.

Hence apparently large diameter differences between polyps did not always preclude a match.

Hence, apparently not only the association with RA-severity but also the associations with RA-susceptibility are slightly different for rs2900180 and rs10818488.> -wrap-foot> Presented are the frequencies of the genotypes for rs2900180 (A) and rs10818488 (A) in the 276 ACPA-negative RA patients of the Leiden EAC.

The differences between the designs of current very large floating structures (VLFS) for oil and gas exploration and HMF are too huge and hence the transformation apparently depart from many common fundamentals adopted for the designs of the earlier.

St. Nick is one of the cultural touchstones up here, something Sledge and I and the Russians can all get behind, whereas E. Bunny and T. Fairy are too American, apparently, and hence are terra incognita.

While applying the dynamic friction polishing method the PCD material undergoes phase transformation and hence increased polishing rate was apparently seen.