Sentence examples for and hence avoidance of from inspiring English sources

Breast stimulation is a nonpharmacological method which can be used for cervical ripening and increasing chances of onset of labour and hence avoidance of induction of labour for postdatism.

Hence, avoidance of pair partners in such a specialised forager may be more difficult than in folivores, such as L. ruficaudatus (Pietsch 1998).

Analyses of the 2001 foot and mouth disease (FMD) outbreak in the UK, and the 2004 H5N1 avian influenza outbreak in Thailand, for example, show that differences in the compensation schemes applied in each case had significant effects on the relative costs of disease and disease avoidance, and hence on the dynamics of the disease.

In contrast, another study of two Drosophila species showed that unidirectional CI leads to behavioral recognition and subsequent avoidance of the Wolbachia infected species by the uninfected one, hence maintaining premating isolation between species [ 27].

Hence, the barriers "inertia of employees" and "avoidance of talking about risks" are selected at the third level (ref. Table 8).

And so began her avoidance of any Barnes & Noble.

On this basis one could argue that at the start of the black/white alley test the balance between approach and avoidance of the white section is firmly weighted in favour of avoidance, and hence anxiety levels would be lower at this point in the test than when the approach/avoidance conflict is more equally weighted.

Hence the new book (and hence of course this blog).

And hence much out of fashion.

And hence the concept of the lockbox.

And the avoidance of his eyes to mine.