Sentence examples for hence discussing from inspiring English sources

The clarification is essential by evaluating the psychological situation of the patient and hence discussing and improving the outcome.

As pointed out in [29], the generalization to USC multifunctions for Eq. (1.1) is rather difficult even if n = 2. Hence, discussing Eq. (1.2) for n ≥ 3 evokes great interest, but the greatest difficulty is that the multifunction has no Lipschitz condition.

This study's emphasis was on the reporting of the various tumor biology and various survival rates in our cohort, and hence, discussing risk factors, screening practice, and treatment information is beyond the scope of this study and will be reported in a separate study.

According to the profile evolution of the workpiece in the cast-rolling area, thermal and mechanical conditions of the bonding interface were illustrated and the forming mechanism of the SLCRB process was hence discussed.

Hence, by discussing these concepts with the focus group, it was possible to come up with more comprehensive terms, such as academic studies required for the degree, capabilities, values, error analysis and deficiencies, value individual accomplishments and learning.

Hence, when discussing the validity of VIA as a screening method for cervical cancer there is concern about a lack of standardized test definition, differences in test providers skills, underlying prevalence of other sexually transmitted infections and lack of uniformity in the application of gold standard for disease definition [ 17].

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Hence, we discuss the variation of relatively heavy elements, calcium (Ca), and titanium (Ti).

Hence, we discussed carefully the role of the pore geometry in the catalytic performance of the studied carbon materials.

Hence, we discuss the substrate effects and the choice of an optimum substrate for high performance graphene devices.

Hence, we discuss ecosystem level effects of such stressors like harvesting, trampling, habitat modification, overgrazing and eutrophication that impact coastal communities at local scales.