Sentence examples for and hence to create from inspiring English sources

The most important argument for markets that builds on consequences, however, concerns their ability to deliver efficient outcomes and hence to create high levels of welfare.

This strategy allows to prepare an infinite number of these new compounds and hence to create a library of halo-oligopyridines.

In contrast to individual nanoparticle (NP) dimers, this geometry allows for simple placement of ultrathin spacer materials into the gap and hence to create stable and well-defined junctions with intriguing materials properties.

9 Hence, to create a durable clinical response, it is very important to develop effective treatments that target and eliminate CSC.

Steve Grand, a talented computer programmer who is best known for creating a game called "Creatures", in which players nurture virtual pets on the screens of their computers, claims to be able to explain the mystery of life, and hence how to create it artificially.

Social congruence refers to the interpersonal qualities of the tutor such as the ability to communicate informally and empathically with students, and hence being able to create a learning environment that encourages open exchange of ideas (Schmidt and Moust 1995).

After discovery of bulk metallic glasses and hence the possibility to create amorphous structures with moderate cooling rates, various multicomponent alloys were found with high glass-forming ability.

Instead, calling it names for the losses, ignoring the wins, and outsourcing the competence and capabilities, is ridding it of the courage, ability and brains to create the missions, hence opportunities, of the future.

CL i contains information about the response variable (Css i ) [ 13, 14] and can hence be used to create a model which describes the likelihood of being male given the observed weight and the response (L male|weight,CL i )).

The number of categories into which the continuous predictor should be categorised depends partly on the relationship -graphical and numerical- between the predictor and the outcome: hence, the need to create more than two categories should be borne in mind.

Hence the need to create something that walks and talks—or at least writhes and whispers like a living human woman.