Sentence examples for could be hence from inspiring English sources

Following Cantillo et al. [30], Elvik [31] and Agarwal [32], some variables could be hence investigated in order to evaluate the performances of junctions according to the various characteristics of the road layout and traffic control at the pedestrian crossings.

Besides, all differentially expressed target genes were used to perform coherent functional analysis, the possible function of miRNAs which actually regulate gene expression could be hence inferred.

In these prisons, those who committed crimes could be penitents — hence the term "penitentiary" — then re-enter society as changed people.

Based on this strategy, more oxygen-independent biosensors could be developed, hence, provide new opportunities for bioimaging.

It has been shown that there is a critical data dropout rate over which the networked-system could be unstable; hence the desired task cannot be achieved.

All other units of measure could be derived (hence derived units) from these base units.

Having been raised Mormon, I also had no idea the lady garden could be manicured, hence I could've repopulated the entire rainforest with my pubic hair.

This was the population in which the concordance of [99mTc]tilmanocept to VBD could be assessed, hence the ITT designation.

As no baseline values were available for three patients, no paired t-test could be performed, hence the deviating N values.

"Overall, among the original 78, there were very few titles that could be dismissed quickly, hence the wealth and excitement of the presentation at our discussion.

Schumacher (1973), argued for appropriate technology that could be small and hence sustainable.