Sentence examples for hence foster from inspiring English sources
These surface low velocities are the corollary of an overall more pronounced velocity contrast with the deeper crust velocity that hence foster the formation of local Love waves on valley edges.
Continental lithosphere, however, might focus lithospheric stresses and hence foster subduction initiation (Rolf and Tackley 2011).
It is hypothesized that increase in population will create unemployment and burden the limited resources, hence foster migration from origin.
This combination is necessary in order to create conditions that encourage the establishment of production systems that are able to create job opportunities and, hence, foster economic growth and employment (see also Dreger and Reimers 2016; Ghoshray et al. 2016).
However, these permit alternative annotations of some variants and hence foster inconsistency.
Hence, fostering problem-solving abilities requires knowledge acquisition and the development of reasoning abilities (Kuhn 2009).
The design of the final product has been modified so that a wide range of different products can be assembled locally based on a handful of generic components, hence fostering postponement.
Thus, mutp53 by repressing sIL-1Ra could sustain a prompt IL-1β cancer cell response promoting a chronically inflamed TME, hence fostering further malignancy.
The presence of corrosion inhibitors in this rigid anticorrosive silica network offers superior surface and bulk properties to the modified sol gel coatings, and hence, fosters greater impedance against ionic current of corrosive species.
(I am highly skeptical, to tell the truth, that the addition of pasties and g-strings will at all reduce the tendency of establishments such as Kandyland to attract crime and prostitution, and hence to foster sexually transmitted disease)." "The issue, however, is not whether court rules are 'mutable'; they assuredly are.
The machine reduced costs by speeding up the printing process; hence it fostered a dramatic expansion of all areas of publishing.
