The phrase "and therefore like" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It can be used when drawing a comparison or making a connection between two ideas, but it is better to clarify the relationship more explicitly.
Example: "The results of the experiment were inconclusive, and therefore like previous studies, we need to conduct further research."
Alternatives: "and thus similar" or "and consequently akin".
You never knew whom he would determine a loser and, therefore, like.
The promise of nonfiction is that it is accurate, and therefore, like an archeological site, incomplete – here are the stone walls, here is part of a mosaic, here are two goblets.
The representation of Hitler was, already in 1940, the face of a horror that defied representation and therefore, like images of the devil or of vampires, became instant camp.
(The armor is available only to players who participate in Project Discovery, and therefore, like a rare Coco Chanel frock, is desirable as much for its scarcity as for its design).
He's put in a unique position by being the Pope, and therefore, like in certain great tragedies, he's as though raised on to a dais on which the grandeur of this image can be displayed to the world.
Europeans have benefited greatly from the trade openings that the EU has (more or less consistently) encouraged.Most people, when asked, say they oppose protectionism and therefore like it when the EU uses its influence to boost freer trade flows.
"We understand that HS2 is a strategic and transformational project and would therefore like government to demonstrate how it fits in the wider strategy for transport and land use planning in the UK".
With respect to Wnt4, we do indeed see an ability to modify MT orientation, and would therefore like to at least suggest the possibility of a different mechanism.
It is also false that anyone under age 30 likes games and, therefore, will like all gamification efforts.
I do like to stay on my toes and therefore I like to take care of my body".
