Sentence examples for hence comparatively from inspiring English sources

According to the scenario I propose, an extended, though also more abstract and hence comparatively less resilient, civic solidarity will have to include the members of each of the European nations.

Moreover, the shrinkage must have continued until comparatively recently in Mercury's geologic history that is, since the time Caloris formed because some lobate scarps have altered the shapes of some fresh-appearing (hence comparatively young) impact craters.

At lower concentration, the ratio of amount of CR available and the number of adsorption dyes was low, hence comparatively, a higher percentage of adsorption resulted.

Higher slope means high runoff which allows less residence time for rainwater; whereas, gentler slope means low surface runoff, which in turn allows more time for the rainwater to percolate and hence comparatively more infiltration (Sarkar et al. 2001).

However, at the macroeconomic level, more efficient (and hence comparatively cheaper) energy leads to faster economic growth, which in turn increases energy use throughout the economy.

Hence comparatively low levels of FGF immunoreactivity were found in normal breast tissue from reduction mammoplasty tissue with the majority of tissues registering as + and ++.

Cd also decreases uptake of nutrients such as Mn, Fe and Mg, hence a comparatively higher amount of cellular Cd interferes with Mg2+ insertion into protoporphyrinogen or may cause Chl destruction as consequence of Mg2+ substitution in both Chl a and b (Gillet et al. 2006).

Hence, our comparatively easily implementable method was able to discover novel marker genes.

According to Nelson [ 8], while plants have invested heavily on biochemistry for development of survival strategies thereby driving the P450s to expand rapidly, animals have invested on development of higher order sensory systems and hence carry comparatively fewer P450s.

By including only insulin‐treated patients in our study, one might have expected a more insulin‐deficient group and hence a comparatively higher proportion of patients with absolute insulin deficiency than in the study by Niskanen et al.

Hence there is comparatively less severe presentation of clinical disease with increased age [ 16].