The phrase "and hence grows" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a consequence or result of a previous statement, suggesting that something increases or develops as a result.
Example: "As the demand for renewable energy rises, the market for solar panels expands, and hence grows the need for skilled technicians."
Alternatives: "and thus increases" or "and therefore expands".
N. europaea needs high concentrations of ammonia for energy to grow and divide, and hence grows slowly; it tolerates a pH of 6.0 9.0, with slightly basic conditions being optimal; it has aerobic metabolism, and prefers temperatures between 20 and 30 °C (Chain et al. 2003).
Approximate solution by means of an SDR is a convex optimization problem, which can be solved efficiently; yet, it is still computationally demanding, since the optimization variable of the SDR is of dimension N t ×N t and hence grows quadratically with the size of the FD-MIMO antenna array.
Duckweed can double its biomass in 16 h to 2 days [ 6] and hence grows much faster than most other higher plants [ 7].
But if from now on the total Chinese surplus continues to grow, and hence grow against other countries too, that argument becomes harder to sustain.
Locally, cells near the tumor surface in protruding regions experience higher concentrations of substrate and hence grow faster than others.
Owing to Pif1's critical role in the maintenance of mitochondrial DNA, pif1 Δ strains quickly generate respiratory deficient cells and hence grow very slowly.
Indeed, the inactivation of the glyoxylate pathway through the knockout of gene aceA is predicted to restore the organism's ability to produce biomass and hence grow (Fig. 1).
The [H]choline-phospholipid and [C]cholesterol large/small particle ratios dramatically increased with increasing plating densities, rising total amounts of [H]choline-phospholipid and [C]cholesterol in nascent HDL and, hence, growing availabilities of cell lipid for efflux (Fig. 3 ).
Hence, grows asymptotically linear at infinity.
During exposure in a humidity environment, the hydrophilic layers of the sensor swell, hence growing its optical path and giving a red-shift of the reflectance peak and consequently a different color of the device.
Yet investors' appetite for green schemes is unproven.Hence growing interest in one of the more promising efforts to encourage it: "green bonds".
