The phrase "and hence lifting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a consequence or result of a previous statement, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The new policy has increased productivity, and hence lifting the overall morale of the team."
Alternatives: "thus raising" or "thereby enhancing".
As is have argued in sections III and IV, bottlenecks such as in the case seen for island (or lake) colonisation will contribute very significantly to promoting speciation because the reduction in the effective population size will result in a decrease in mutation loads, hence lifting the safeguard against further events of speciation.
Though bigger motors can exert more torque, hence lift more weight, it might require additional balloons because the bigger motors are much heavier.
Then they decided to assign different levels of risks to different techniques (devising ways to 'contain' these techniques entrenched in laboratory safety practices), and hence to lift the moratorium.
end{aligned} (4 For an ideal spring, the lifting force (F_b) is therefore independent of the spring length c and hence the lifting force is constant for any value of (varphi).
Varying the pitch angle of a rotor blade changes its angle of attack and hence its lift.
Conversely, the flow features along the cylinder lateral surfaces and, hence, the lift, are strongly sensitive to set-up and modelling, leading to a significant dispersion of both wind tunnel measurements and numerical predictions.
This goes along with less downwash and hence decreased lift (see [38] for details).
Both factors have been shown to be related to the circulation found in the wake, and hence the lift coefficient of the wing, of G. soricina also at very high values of camber and angle of attack (Wolf et al., 2010).
At work, an employee arriving at the lift may find a colleague already waiting and hence assume the lift would be quicker than the stairs.
The Li mechanism results in earlier ignition than the Mueller mechanism and hence gives shorter lift-off heights over the whole test range.
