Sentence examples for articles and hence from inspiring English sources
In 1897 very fine and well-finished machine-made articles were imported from Germany; the skilled hand labour of the native workmen could not cope with the machine-made articles; and hence within a very short time the whole native industry has almost ceased to exist.
Regarding equally contributing first authors – these cases are less than 5% form the examined articles and hence would have a negligible effect.
On the other hand, the major drawback of this method is that the pathway data is not available from a single experimental resource as it is highly dispersed in multiple published articles, and hence, to extract the valuable information from this fragmented data source, a large number of human resources are required to be involved throughout the entire process.
Always learn Italian words with their articles (and hence their gender) as part of the vocabulary.
The magnitude of the growth rate of one of the instabilities is very less (about 3 orders less than the growth rate of the resistive instability studied in the article), and hence, that is not considered.
When the article was translated into German, the translation failed to state that it was a newly discovered nutrient, a claim made in the original Japanese article, and hence his discovery failed to gain publicity.
All authors made final decisions on all aspects of the article and hence are in agreement with, and approve, the final version of the submitted article.
These require the development of methods beyond those presented in this article and hence present an interesting research challenge for the future.
The ChIP data used to identify those 99 validated peaks (VPs) was different from the ChIP-chip HD2 data analyzed in this article, and hence the VPs do not necessarily show strong signals in our HD2 data.
A balance must therefore be found between the degree of automation it is possible to introduce to the process, and the degree of cultural change it is reasonable to expect in a research community that has not hitherto considered the relationship between data and published articles, and has hence not been concerned about providing the semantic context necessary to unite them.
