Sentence examples for hence decisive from inspiring English sources
When STRs profile of normal tissue was compared with the STR of son's blood sample, a final conclusion was drawn that the donor of the paraffin embedded tissues is the biological father of the son with a paternity index of 206,438.36 and hence decisive results were obtained from fixed tissues which otherwise would not have been possible (Liu et al. 2009).
North Indians, who dominate 48 essential services in Mumbai, constitute a sizeable — and hence decisive — vote bank.
As a by-product of the physicochemical mathematical model and calculations the structure of the dopant vapor boundary layer is obtained, and hence the decisive ratio of the dopant vapor number density established at the wall to that in the equilibrium mainstream.
Hence a decisive 'test and slaughter' policy to control IBR/IPV was adopted.
European commanders assumed that in a continental war the opening frontier battles would be decisive, hence the need to mobilize the maximum number of men and move them at maximum speed to the border.
Hence, J is decisive for z against y.
Hence, if the politically decisive individual is entitled to a smaller-than-average ω i <1 portion of the economy's non-labor income, the policy-choice problem effectively features a smaller β and, as shown when establishing the sign of expression (6), this implies a preference for more redistribution.
Hence, assessment of glare is decisive for the success of renewable energies near municipalities and traffic zones for the success of solar power.
In addition to the traditional CRC biomarkers, the persistent presence of posttherapeutic CTCs indicates resistance to adjuvant chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy; hence, CTCs also play a decisive role in the subsequent relapse of CRC.
Hence the need for urgent and decisive action by the EU, particularly as banks had been buying Portuguese and Spanish bonds to help bolster their returns and now faced huge losses.
