Sentence examples for concerned hence from inspiring English sources

Disney has competition as far as The Jungle Book is concerned, hence the need to move fast.

The use of vibrational spectroscopy in the study metal carboxylate chemistry provides invaluable insights where metal metal interactions, chain conformation and packing are concerned; hence, it is extensively used by a number of authors on various metal carboxylate systems [18, 45, 60, 64].

Professor Huberman thinks that investors may be less risk-averse when they feel they know the company concerned, and hence less worried about diversification.

As all prototypes are different, the profile of a given gene has different probabilities depending on the prototype concerned, and hence some prototypes are more likely than others for the gene.

However during the Twitch chat, Minkoff was also keen to point out that "believability" has been a key concern – hence, all the action takes place within the solar system, and there are no aliens.

Even among middle-aged suburbanites who wouldn't dream of going down to Zuccotti Park the lopsided allocation of rewards in today's economy seems to be causing concern: hence the reaction of Cantor and other Republicans.

Outbreaks of foodborne diseases have become a global health concern; hence, many improvements and developments have been made to reduce the risk of food contamination.

The urban and export markets also developed negative attitudes towards camel milk and meat due to the likely presence of zoonotic organisms/diseases and food safety concerns, hence limiting the markets for camel products only to traditional consumers.

HTT's CEO Dirk Ahlborn said in a statement that the company is focused on a "passenger first approach to guarantee that safety" is always the company's first concern, hence why it's begun construction on the people pod so early in its progress toward building its first commercial product.

However, this design is not possible with current ethical and data protection concerns, hence the pragmatic nature of our design.

The objective of this work is hence concerned with the construction of an in silico target prediction approach that is able to consider both the probability for activity and inactivity of orphan compounds against a range of biological targets, thus, giving a more holistic perspective of chemical space for factors that contribute and counteract bioactivity.