The phrase "and hence changes in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a cause-and-effect relationship, suggesting that one thing leads to changes in another.
Example: "The increase in temperature affects the ecosystem, and hence changes in species distribution can be observed."
Alternatives: "and therefore changes in" or "and thus changes in".
TS DM strategies will not only affect the transport system performance, but also induce changes in the land use pattern and hence changes in land value.
An oxidative stress response to catecholamines might affect the tracer k2 values reflecting the rate of oxidative metabolism and hence changes in the oxygen extraction fraction (OEF) under NOS and α-adrenergic inhibition as indicated in Table 3.
The underlying principle is to identify intervals where changes in the T-gradient are clearly related to changes in the lithology, and hence changes in the thermal conductivity of the interval.
It is important to bear in mind that the interfacial tension of the oil/water system could be altered when another organic liquid is added to the oil phase, resulting in a compositional change at the interface and hence changes in the cohesive and adhesive forces [40].
The Barthel and EQ-5D scores to possess some characteristics that are similar to truncated data, with minimum and maximum permitted scores (and hence changes in scores).
Thus, conflicting observations regarding the processive or distributive nature of PRMT1 activity may be partially due to the different substrates used and hence changes in the substrate-induced processivity rate.
There is a need for up-to-date assessments and maps of soil properties and land health at scales relevant for decision-making and management, including for properties that are dynamic and hence change in response to management.
16 Such indicators are defined as a "measurable [element] of practice performance for which there is evidence or consensus that it can be used to assess the quality, and hence change in the quality, of care provided".
Of note, mean height changed by less than 0.2 cm between 1989 and 2004 both in men and women aged 25 64 (P > 0.2), hence changes in BMI over time almost entirely reflects increasing weight.
Hence, changes in miRNA and target gene expression during this period in rodents are difficult to interpret due to metabolic changes occurring with developmental processes.
Therefore, it is likely that sector reallocation during the expansion affected the demand of certain occupations and hence changed their share in total employment.
