Sentence examples for hence adapting from inspiring English sources
Hence, adapting to the business environment and managing the transition from ACRM as a cluster to a collaborative community enables member firms to realize business development that each single firm cannot achieve with own efforts.
Hence, adapting economic policy that can attract Foreign direct investment and developing good saving culture with a better transportation system can help to enhance GDP of a county (This result agree with Barro [17] and Upreti [4] suggestion).
Hence, adapting viral proteins are predicted to be particularly brittle.
Hence, adapting the CAMPHOR in relatively central cities in the three countries should guarantee a broad understandability.
Upland rice usually possesses longer root system and is hence adapted to drought prone area.
We applied bagging to improve variable selection, hence adapted the Bolasso.
An example of this is its editable R scripts feature, which can customise the R modules used for analyses and hence adapt to specific project needs.
The result probably indicates that sensitive genotypes had a slow response and, hence, gradually prepared themselves to adapt to drought stress; whereas drought-tolerant genotypes were already equipped with these processes, therefore had a prompt response toward stress, and, hence, adapted better to stress.
This method applies the framework of energy minimization to active models which characterizes structural and regional features of a human object such as edge, shape, color as well as texture, and hence, adapts dynamically the changes of non-rigid human objects in the consecutive video frames.
Reductive amination is an efficient method that is readily adaptable to parallel format and, hence, we adapted this reaction to couple compound 2, synthesized in three steps (Scheme 1) starting from 1 according to the modified reported method, with twenty-one commercially available aldehydes.
Hence, it adapts according to the time duration between goal delay and the deadline.
