The phrase "and hence evaluate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate a conclusion or result that follows logically from what has been previously stated.
Example: "We have gathered sufficient data on the subject, and hence evaluate the effectiveness of our approach."
Alternatives: "and therefore assess" or "and thus analyze".
Beside these isotope systems, detailed measurements of individual element distributions in the interior of concretions are of utmost importance in order to understand concretion formation and hence evaluate their potential in, e.g. pollution studies.
Furthermore, a generic finite element simulation was done to compare a plain strain assumption with an actual three dimensional state at the surface, and hence, evaluate if surface strains can be used to approximate the bulk strains.
This design is deliberate; to address the issue of immortal time bias, we focus on new warfarin starts and, hence, evaluate the possibility of anticoagulation-attributable survival.
The performance of this coupled system depends on various parameters which include mass flow rate of the water, pipe material, diameter, and length of pipe and hence evaluated accordingly.
We unsuccessfully tried to retrieve the IPD and hence evaluated unpublished aggregated QoL data found in clinical study reports.
New 'adaptive drug licensing' approaches also offer the promise of greater flexibility in how risk-minimization programs may be implemented and, hence, evaluated, in the future [ 64, 65].
The influence of parameters like the fluid behavior index, Reynolds number, Nusselt number, homothety ratios for length and diameters, and wall permeability is hence evaluated.
Ucp1 is expressed in human sWAT [ 6 ], hence, evaluating age-dependent variation and its potential link with metabolic diseases will be important.
These two patient-reported outcome measures (KOOS and GPE) will be supported by assessor-observed performance-based tests of physical function, hence evaluating, what 'patients can do' rather than what they 'perceive they can do' [ 67].
On the other hand, we have undertaken the electrochemical study of aromatic hydrocarbons (ArH) in nitromethane in order to assess solvation effects on the aromatic radical cation (ArH+) and hence to evaluate the standard potentials of ArH/ArH+ couples.
We hence evaluated the different heuristics against each other, using the best known solution per instance as a benchmark.
