Sentence examples for hence expanded from inspiring English sources

Hence, expanded use of arterial conduits for other coronary targets has been advocated.

Hence, expanded data sets of gene relationships in the Bacteria could be used to further resolve the phylogeny of these weak RP divisions (Figure 3).

Each of these clusters potentially represents a unique gene from A. mylitta, and our results have hence expanded the number of genes known for this organism from the handful previously known genes.

This study has hence expanded the spectrum of the current knowledge about contact dependent inhibition and provided a systematic view of CDI-based competition in bacterial populations by exploring possible outcomes in different settings.

Surely they knew but this is what the aim of extremism is – to polarise and radicalise and hence expand the recruiting pool.

Including spudcan fixity in a jack-up site assessment enhances the performance of the rig with respect to standard acceptance criteria, and hence expands the operating envelope of the unit.

Hence, expanding investment in training and other forms of potentially effective ALMPs appears to be a plausible strategy towards improving long-term labor market integration.

Balanced workloads offer higher locality and better exploit the cache and hence expand the cache efficiency zone to the right and up.

Our idea hence expands the notion of community metrics [124, 125] from the individual developer to organizations by including affiliation information.

Hence, expanding T4 in a Taylor series about a free stream temperature T∞ and neglecting higher-order terms, we get: T 4 ≅ 4 T ∞ 3 T - 3 T ∞ 4. (7).

The article concludes that although a wide-ranged universal proportional carbon tax is superior to bilateral carbon trading, the tax rate becomes extremely high and impractical, and hence, expanding the network of bilateral offset emission trading is an efficacious measure for emission trading.