Sentence examples for and would hence from inspiring English sources
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright said this morning that Mr. Barak enjoyed the support of more than 55percentt of Israelis and would hence be able to go to the people with an agreement.
This could be called the NEWMU option — mutualizing new liabilities, but not legacy debts — and is favored by the European Commission but has been ruled out by the German constitutional court and would hence require Berlin to change its Basic Law.
For while most people placed behind the veil of ignorance might not be so risk averse as to choose the difference principle to govern their society, it is reasonable to suppose that most would at least be concerned to insure themselves against the danger of desperate poverty and would hence desire principles of justice that ensure everyone reasonable access to a social minimum.
The set could include genes that translate to transcription factors, and would hence influence many other genes [26], [27].
Because of this low amplitude, each probe on its own would not have a significant mean deletion across the data set and would hence be missed by a summary statistic.
Our method only considers presence and absence of COGs, and would hence fail to detect such co-evolutionary pattern.
This may be due to the fact that patients were normally recruited during active disease and an improvement would hence be expected due to efficient medication.
If the cone-shaped HEZ would reflect the existence of an NB-like structure in HeLa cells, the presented TEM and RNAi results would hence point to Tpr as one of its essential components.
Positive response to one of these items in 1984 and negative in 1995, would hence assign the participants to the ill/well category, and vice versa.
Iran, he said, was an aggressive and dangerous sponsor of terrorism and would remain so a decade hence.
The authors say the experiments show that cerebral lateralization promotes fast and accurate thinking and coordinated movements--and hence would increase the birds' fitness, or ability to survive and reproduce.
