The phrase "and hence the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a conclusion or result that follows logically from a previous statement or argument.
Example: "The research findings were conclusive, and hence the development of new policies was necessary."
Alternatives: "therefore the development" or "thus the development".
Cereals allowed population growth and the birth of cities, and, hence, the development of states and the rise of complex societies.
This TEMAZ/O2 ZrO2 ALD process has not yet been reported in the literature and hence, the development of the process is described in this paper.
Soil contamination is a major hindrance to plant growth and productivity, and hence the development of effective strategies to overcome the toxic effects of soil pollutants is widely recognized as crucial.
The extent of interdiffusion, and hence the development of an interface between two miscible polymers, polyepichlorohydrin and poly vinyl acetate), with time at 100°C has been studied by means of modulated-temperature differential scanning calorimetry.
The molecular signaling pathways leading to apoptosis are currently promising areas of research investigation and lead to unravel the underlying molecular mechanisms of tumor cells resistance to apoptotic stimuli and hence the development of new effective therapeutic agents.
The development of experimental complexion TTT diagrams is likely to have an important impact on the field of grain-boundary engineering, and hence the development of these experimental diagrams should be an intense area of focus in the coming years.
Likewise, sterol carrier protein, peroxisomal lipid protein, might affect the transfer of lipids between membranes, β-oxidation and glyoxylate pathways, and hence the normal development and morphology of grains (Zheng et al. 2008).
In flowering plants, successful seed set depends on the success of double fertilization, which results in the formation of a healthy seed and hence the coordinated development of the resultant diploid embryo, triploid endosperm, and maternal ovule (the integuments ultimately constitute the seed coat).
Future work is necessary to investigate both of these processes in further detail in order to take advantage of the understanding of developmental aspects for pathogenetic mechanisms of degenerative joint disorders, and hence the successful development of future therapeutic strategies.
Although, it has been suggested that carriers of this allele might be more susceptible to endothelial dysfunction and hence the subsequent development of pre-eclampsia [ 33], in the present report we failed to detect a significant positive association between the Glu298Asp polymorphism and pre-eclampsia.
Grain size segregation between vegetated and bare areas was also highlighted and interpreted as an important process affecting the development of surrounding channels and the degree of disconnection (and hence the speed of development) of a growing island.
