The phrase "and hence increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a result or consequence of a previous statement or action, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The demand for electric vehicles has surged, and hence increased the need for charging infrastructure."
Alternatives: "and therefore raised" or "and thus amplified".
The effects on product hardness, compressibility and syringeability may be due to increased product viscosity and, hence, increased resistance to compression.
It was also found that in vitro drug release rate increased with increasing amount of crospovidone due to the increased water uptake, and hence increased driving force for drug release.
The increased expression of elastase reflects degradation of elastin fibers and hence increased stiffness of the vessel wall.
The guide we designed had a simple structure, low loss and hence increased the sensitivity.
High connectance within rhizosphere communities could decrease pathogen invasion success if it leads to generally more efficient consumption of resources, and hence increased competition9,11,12.
Increase in chemical composition of the activator also caused to accelerate the geopolymerization reactions and hence increased the shear stress.
The dual fluids operation mode has reduced the solar cells temperature and hence increased the electrical output.
High summer insolation resulted in warmer summer air temperatures and lower surface pressure over continental regions and, hence, increased inflow of moisture-laden air from the Indian Ocean to the continental interiors.
The model is able to simulate neurovascular coupling, the process characterised by an increase in neuronal activity followed by a rapid dilation of local blood vessels and hence increased blood supply providing oxygen and glucose to cells in need.
In the case of SiO2 films, considerably higher resistivity and breakdown field strength were obtained for process conditions with high plasma density and hence increased energetic substrate bombardment.
The Cu enrichment in the Cu containing alloys decreased the defect density in the film, and hence increased the stability of the passive film.
