Sentence examples for hence drawing from inspiring English sources

Hence, drawing a correlation between the structure of photosensitizers, the properties and photovoltaic parameters of corresponding DSCs will be helpful in terms of optimizing new dyes for the generation of efficient solar cells.

Hence, drawing on the pragmatic spirit that inspired the first publication of the consensus statement on antithrombotic prophylaxis in hip and knee replacement surgeries and femoral head fractures [2], the intersociety working group decided to fill the void and produce a document more useful for clinical practitioners, as the previous one.

Hence, drawing the comparisons between paradigms is important in order to enhance understanding of their advantages and disadvantages.

Thirdly, desensitization in the secondary pathways (together with possible habituation in the primary pathway) may cause increasing tolerance to the drug, hence drawing higher-and-higher dosages in order to relieve craving or regain euphoria, further deepening the addiction.

Population groups cannot be randomised to different kinds of natural climate change, and hence drawing causal inferences between observed climatic variations and disease patterns is difficult to achieve with certainty.

APIs hence draw and accumulate informational assets that can provide astonishingly more value than physical assets in this digital world.

There are a few restaurants like this around Britain, places that sit in a culinary wasteland and hence draw in the desperate and the grateful, building around themselves a delicate nimbus of love and respect.

Noticing this distinction, he also notes the fact that a contest in respect to the validity of a patent for agricultural lands can be litigated in the Federal courts, and hence draws the inference that a contest preliminary to a patent for mineral lands, and involving the right thereto, must also be one which can be litigated in the same courts.

Automatic bird detection has hence drawn the attention of industry, as it can reduce the cost and increase the accuracy of investigations.

Finally we conclude with Section 5. Visually salient regions in a scene are those that are more "attractive" than their neighbors and hence draw attention.

The task of recognition is more challenging than classification and hence draws more attention.