The phrase "and hence think" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a conclusion or inference drawn from a previous statement or argument.
Example: "The evidence presented is compelling, and hence think that we should proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "and therefore believe" or "and thus conclude".
Most philosophers believe in propositions, and hence think that semantics should be done according to one of the three broad categories of propositionalist approaches sketched above: possible worlds semantics, Russellianism, or Fregeanism.
Furthermore, many healthcare policy analysts think it would be better to transition away from the employer-based system to systems (whether state- or market-based) where insurance is more portable and stable, and hence think that it is a bad idea to even try to maintain existing employer insurance systems.
Noting that women workers on average only have about 70% of the average salary of men in the contemporary U.S., feminists have claimed this is because women's work, tied stereotypically to housework and hence thought unskilled is undervalued, whether it is cleaning or rote service work, or nurturing work thought to be connected to natural maternal motivations and aptitudes.
We hence think that the LCD appears due to the adsorption of water, which increases in residence time on the surface with potential due to the water-surface interaction.
The LRR domain of NB-LRRs interacts directly or indirectly with the products called effectors of pathogen AVR genes and is hence thought to function primarily in pathogen recognition [ 1, 3, 5, 8, 9].
LTR-RTs are hence thought to play a key role in long term adaptation of natural populations exposed to stress by generating genetic diversity within populations.
Europa has more heat, more water and hence -- we think -- more chances, but don't count Enceladus out! 3). Mars.
It has since fathered a long tradition of attempts to generate more ambitious arguments for stronger versions of the claim that meaning — and hence also thought and the very self — is at bottom socially constituted (e.g. by Hegel, Wittgenstein, Kripke, Burge, and Brandom).
Wolf thinks that there is no method for determining which upbringings and influences are consistent with an ability to see what should be done and to act accordingly, and hence she thinks there is always the risk that we are less responsible for our actions than we may hope.
These entities were considered private rather than state actors and hence were thought to be beyond the reach of the Constitution.
HD 66141 was mistakenly named 13 Puppis, as its celestial coordinates were recorded incorrectly when catalogued and hence mistakenly thought to be in the constellation of Puppis; Bode gave it the name Lambda Canis Minoris, which is now obsolete.
