The phrase "and hence the value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a conclusion or result that follows logically from the preceding information.
Example: "The data shows a significant increase in sales, and hence the value of the company has risen."
Alternatives: "therefore the value" or "thus the value".
But cloning has the added advantage that the animal's genetic brilliance is passed in its unaltered glory, which amplifies its effect in raising the genetic quality and hence the value of the herd.
Planimeter, mathematical instrument for directly measuring the area bounded by an irregular curve, and hence the value of a definite integral.
43 FAPL has taken the view that such activities are harmful to its interests because they undermine the exclusivity of the rights granted by licence in a given territory and hence the value of those rights.
The Fed's subsequent monetary policy inevitably affects the value of existing debt instruments, and its program of quantitative easing provided particular support to the housing market and hence the value of existing housing-backed instruments.
Extensive testing of this numerical technique against analytical results developed in Part I shows that the onset of mathematical gelation and hence the value of Iagggel may be determined with high accuracy.
This theory, which is borne out by experiment, shows that the probability of tunneling, and hence the value of τ, is extremely sensitive to the value of E. For all known alpha-particle emitters, the value of E varies from about 2 to 8 million electron volts, or MeV (1 MeV = 106 electron volts).
The is rounded up to the nearest integer and hence the values that it can eventually acquire are.
Consequently, this illustrates the uniqueness in the determination of the parameters α, β, a, b and, hence, the values of t cg and t cd of Eq. (8).
On the other hand, the larger number of users in region 3 increases the diversity and hence the values are very similar in both scenarios.
Instead, the effect of the Fed policy was to visit wild gyrations on the price level – and hence the values of assets – on the nation as a whole, which culminated in a Great Depression for everybody, farmer and non-farmer alike.
The intra-group data were not significantly different and hence the values were pooled for further analysis.
