The phrase "and hence the value of" 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 our marketing strategy is evident."
Alternatives: "therefore the value of" or "thus the value of".
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.
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 corresponding variable is described as "low," and hence the value of the variable low is drawn inside OBJ1.
The impact of the increased renewable energy on the volatility of the market prices and hence the value of ES is discussed in [7, 8].
Stability analysis shows that method is unconditionally stable, and hence, the value of (Delta t) needs not to be taken very small.
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).
This sample is not representative of the population and hence the values of P(Condition+|Test+) and P(Condition+|Test−) will be skewed by unrepresentative P(Condition+) and P(Condition−).
The single point charge model of water is considered, 48 and hence, the values of the charges are chosen as follows for the water amino acid interactions in the Kabsch and Sander's equation 49: q 1 = 0.42 e, q 2 = 0.41 e, when water acts as hydrogen bond donor.
These effects will dramatically affect the fluid properties and hence the value and producibility of the oil accumulations in the basin.
When biodegradation occurs in an oil reservoir, the process dramatically affects the fluid properties (Miiller et al. 1987) and hence the value and producibility of an oil accumulation.
