Sentence examples for hence aside from inspiring English sources

Hence, aside the fact that the weathering development is well pronounced in areas underlain by amphibolite, this terrain also has the highest number of bedrock fractures compared to other terrains.

As expected, at k −1 = 50 and k −1 = 0, the output concentration increases with increase in k 2. Hence, aside increasing the concentrations of the information molecules, increase in output concentration can be obtained by increasing the effective receiver radius, {k 1, ξ 1, k 2}, and decreasing {k −1, ξ − 1}.

Hence, aside from observing the progression of neurological signs and symptoms, management of these patients is identical to that for simple pack pain (category "A").

Hence, aside from these divergent alleles, the phylogenies corroborate the findings from the SNP associations [ 25], that did not relate the recessive morphs to particular SNPs.

Hence, aside from perennial organizations whose effect was more in line with emerging models of FMGs and NCs, the improvement in ICIT scores was in part due to a "natural selection" effect of clinics that closed, and this effect was mitigated by clinics that opened after the 2005 survey.

Hence, aside from small positive contributions made by XDH to qxylose, high activity levels of XR paired with high flux capacities of UG are essential for CBS4435 to keep Yxylitol at low levels while permitting fast utilization of xylose relative to that of BP000.

Hence the pushing aside of Cantonese language program on Guangzhou TV this July in favor of Mandarin programming, which provoked a demonstration in that city and a small support rally in Hong Kong.

Hence, other factors, aside from chromosomal factors, are most likely associated with the significantly increased risk for pregnancy loss in patients with PCOS (Sagle et al., 1988; Carmina and Lobo, 1999; Wood et al., 2007; Weghofer et al., 2007).

Hence the autobiographical asides in which Wood merges art and life.

This excursion into the world of the Leviathan nonetheless helps give some sense to the idea that the practice of morality might be suspended for a time and hence morality itself moved aside by an external necessity.

"We all recognise that the UK's membership of the EU is an issue on which some colleagues have long-standing, deeply-held positions of conviction - hence my decision to set aside, on a highly exceptional basis, the normal rules of collective responsibility.