Sentence examples for hence exploring from inspiring English sources
Hence, exploring various options to ensure energy security by diversification of energy sources is an important step in meeting the future requirements and delivering clean energy to different industry sectors.
Hence, exploring the trend of population growth and its association with the observed LU/LC changes is very much crucial.
Hence, exploring the convergence of NNs is of primary importance; see [6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11], and references therein.
Hence, exploring the contribution of trees to fields other than the furniture industry, such as the field of solar energy, is important.
Hence, exploring land use patterns in arid and semi-arid rangelands of southern Ethiopia is essential to understand its impact on ecological resources (e.g., a reduction in grass cover and species diversity of palatable herbaceous plant species) and processes such as bush encroachment and rangeland fragmentation in the region.
Hence, exploring the neural basis of vital loss decisions is particularly important from an evolutionary perspective.
The issue of subjectivity in assigning weights for the domains and aspects in sustainability rating systems has not received much attention, and is hence explored in this study.
This study hence explored the application of nanoparticle tracking system (NTA) to quantitatively describe the behaviour of the ENPs in natural sediment-water systems.
We hence explored the modal characteristics of the aligned NW pair with a sufficient air gap width d and two distinct substrate thicknesses t=5 and 500 nm.
In addition, we demonstrated the potential of the reduced model to simulate large networks, and hence explore the interplay between network connectivity and spatial distribution of heterogeneities in epileptogenic networks [7, 8, 16 19].
We hence explore the potential effect of the AUH on female labor intensity (hours of work), following the arguments in Section 3 and applying the methodology described above for this purpose (two-step Heckman selection model).
