Sentence examples for hence concern from inspiring English sources

Hence concern at the sight earlier this month of Eduardo Cojuangco sweeping up to the head office of the country's brewing and food giant, San Miguel, in a Mercedes to reclaim his post as chairman after a boardroom coup.Mr Cojuangco was Marcos's main chum and during his rule assembled a vast business empire.

Hence, concern exists that diets rich in carbohydrates with a high glycemic load would stimulate tumor growth [ 45, 46].

Hence concern has been raised that women who were initially tested at primary level will be tested again when they present at secondary or tertiary level due to lack of information sharing.

Anxiety and depression are common among the unemployed, hence concerns about a national deterioration in mental health.

"Indeed, for the Arctic as a whole, the melt season started with even more thin ice than in 2007, hence concerns that we may even beat last year's sea-ice minimum.

Hence, concerns about energy-efficient and environmentally benign manufacturing process have become an emerging issue.

It is easy enough to see that on this conception, ethical egoism is an agent-relative theory (and hence concerns agent-relative reasons) while objective utilitarianism is an agent-neutral theory (and hence concerns agent-neutral reasons).

Hence concerns about the repercussions of the crisis on food consumption and malnutrition become ever more legitimate.

Hence, concerning the problem (SAT), we have a sub-procedure that would answer "no" if the PDL formula A were not satisfiable.

Hence, concerning the nanostructure of a scaffold is crucial when developing a solution for composite tissues, such as an osteochondral graft [73].

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.